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We May Learn: some decent poems
Do you need a second chance? Do you crave the courage to break out of your rut, even if it's a comfortable rut, and soak up something more from life?
This was author Mickey Kulp's problem. Even with a wonderful family and a stable career, something was missing. And the more he gnawed on his persistent dissatisfaction, the more he was sure that the press of daily life had wrung from something vital from him. How would he get it back?
Kulp says: "This collection of poems turned into a life raft. Some days, writing was the only reason I had to get out of bed."
'We May Learn: some decent poems', is available for your reading pleasure and personal rescue. This is a book about second chances blossoming into something unexpected. It is unafraid to go down dark alleys, but it is also ready to embrace the unalloyed contentment of dancing in the sunshine.
"I enjoyed these poems very much. Mick deals with serious topics (death, what the heck is a muse, the miracle of memory), but he brings joy and humor to them that opens those serious topics up for me, gets me thinking."
~John Guzlowski, author of 'Echoes of Tattered Tongues'
This was author Mickey Kulp's problem. Even with a wonderful family and a stable career, something was missing. And the more he gnawed on his persistent dissatisfaction, the more he was sure that the press of daily life had wrung from something vital from him. How would he get it back?
Kulp says: "This collection of poems turned into a life raft. Some days, writing was the only reason I had to get out of bed."
'We May Learn: some decent poems', is available for your reading pleasure and personal rescue. This is a book about second chances blossoming into something unexpected. It is unafraid to go down dark alleys, but it is also ready to embrace the unalloyed contentment of dancing in the sunshine.
"I enjoyed these poems very much. Mick deals with serious topics (death, what the heck is a muse, the miracle of memory), but he brings joy and humor to them that opens those serious topics up for me, gets me thinking."
~John Guzlowski, author of 'Echoes of Tattered Tongues'
74 pages, Paperback
Published August 24, 2018
About the author
Mickey Kulp
13 books4 followersSome of my recent publications include poetry and fiction found in Assisi Journal, Gravel, Torrid, Literary Orphans, Yellow Chair Review, Silver Pen, Illumen, Haiku Journal, Broke Bohemian, Chantwood, Folded Word, America’s Emerging Writers, and Gyroscope Review. Below, I provide a link to a freakishly detailed list if you're especially inquisitive.
BIO
Mick is a writer and father who is not allowed to buy his own clothes.
His work has appeared in numerous consumer magazines, newspapers, literary journals, three books of poetry, and the Rocket Team series of children's picture books.
He is a member of the Georgia Writers Registry and a founding member of both the Snellville Writers Group and Southern Fried Writers. In 2018, he created a quarterly reading series with a fundraiser for the local food co-op.
He lives with his wife and a dozen larcenous squirrels in Atlanta, GA. His next book is coagulating nicely.
More at www.MickeyKulp.com.
Portfolio: http://mickeykulp.pbworks.com
Fantasy: https://www.patreon.com/salvania
BIO
Mick is a writer and father who is not allowed to buy his own clothes.
His work has appeared in numerous consumer magazines, newspapers, literary journals, three books of poetry, and the Rocket Team series of children's picture books.
He is a member of the Georgia Writers Registry and a founding member of both the Snellville Writers Group and Southern Fried Writers. In 2018, he created a quarterly reading series with a fundraiser for the local food co-op.
He lives with his wife and a dozen larcenous squirrels in Atlanta, GA. His next book is coagulating nicely.
More at www.MickeyKulp.com.
Portfolio: http://mickeykulp.pbworks.com
Fantasy: https://www.patreon.com/salvania
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