Lost in the Storm

In a wide
array of poems, the poet celebrates his existence and the
ingredients that make up the storm of life, keeping in mind
that some storms are beautiful. In "I Am," he celebrates his
existence, writing:

I am a blue-eyed son with a
heritage as deep as the Mediterranean. I am the dream of my
ancestors manifested in flesh and bone. I am the heart that
beats along with the battle drums of my people. I am an
image lost in time.

The poet also asks, "What
Defines a Man?" A portion reads:

Is it the roads
he's traveled?
Or the lives he's
touched?
The sacrifices made?
Or not so
much?
The blood he's shed?
The tears
withheld?
The time he's spent?
Or the
pain he's felt?

Each poem in this collection
conveys feelings and experiences that everyone can
understand. Journey through the hurricane of existence,
whose eye encompasses us all and get Lost in the Storm.