Birchous

by John Kipling Lewis

Some poems make you think, others make you feel and when done well some poems make you read them over and over. Quotable passages and memorable pieces in both classic and modern formats.Perfect reading to reflect upon while traveling or before a night filled with the dreams inspired by poetry that floats from the page. Readers delight in the ever growing sense of audible clues that cling to the characters of the poems herein.A well reasoned response to the mirror held to societies neo-classical poetry and exceptional commentary on the victimless writing of contemporary poetic writers.

45 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 12, 2012

About the author

John Kipling Lewis was born in Manhattan, Kansas. He currently resides in Costa Rica. Born in 1968, he graduated from an all girl Catholic High School. He has delivered pizza to over 20 countries’ sovereign territories, on a bicycle, and without a passport. He is a rogue scholar who dabbles in subjects of (in no particular order) philosophy, mathematics, consciousness, design, information architecture, emergent behavior, social engineering, discordian theological theory, representational governance, intellectual services, creativity, futurism, and idiolects. He has three children, Jackson, Cole, and Mackenzie. His wife passed away from EDS April, 2018.