Book details

  • Genre:poetry
  • Sub-genre:Subjects & Themes / Inspirational & Religious
  • Language:English
  • Pages:60
  • Paperback ISBN:9798317801571

Mind2Stew

Musings From the Prime of Life

By Stewart Gill

Overview

Perfect for readers who want to celebrate the miracles of life and nature. Curated from twenty years in the prime of his life, this debut collection of poetry and photography from Stewart Gill can help guide readers on their own journey in understanding the façade society forces everyone to wear and finding their own light. Allow Stewart's voice and experience to lead you to contemplate and answer the question: "What is your true essence?
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Description

Have you ever wondered who you really are? In this debut collection, Stewart Gill shares a selection of his poetry and thoughts from his Journey of self-discovery. Curated from twenty years in the prime of his life, each thought-provoking poem and accompanying photograph in this collection can help guide readers on their own path to understanding the façade society forces everyone to wear and finding their own light. Perfect for readers who want to celebrate the miracles of life and nature. Allow Stewart's voice and experience to lead you to contemplate your true essence.
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About The Author

Stewart Gill is a writer, philosopher, and mystic. With a degree in Special Education centered on the psychology of behavior-disordered children, Stewart embarked on a long career in Human Resource management and consulting, frequently citing his educational background as a perfect foundation to work with a wide array of adults. Ultimately, Stewart's career experience gave him a position of peaceful acknowledgement of humankind's follies and an understanding of the universe's gifts of love and renewal. Stewart has been married to his childhood sweetheart, Cathy, for more than five decades. He rejoices in having a wonderful family with two married children and five incredible granddaughters. Focused on his personal Journey, Stewart now spends most of his time writing, reading, gardening, and running.
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