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To Change the World and Other Poems
Synopsis
People who complain about the world and their circumstances are plentiful, but those who want to change it are a rare find. In his new collection of poetry, To Change The World and Other Poems, Steve Lucky ponders this concept.
With compassion and optimism, Lucky writes about the simple things in life with a heartfelt hopefulness that gives them deeper meaning. Ranging from abstractions such as kindness, love, and change to causes that are close to his heart such as Christianity, environmentalism, and world hunger, Lucky brings variety to this impressive compilation of 100 poems.
Making use of various rhyme schemes as well as free verse, Lucky's poems are a pleasure to read as they build on one another, yet they also stand alone for thoughtful reflection. Lovers of poetry will be delighted by this new collection, and each will find something that speaks to their hearts.
Author Biography
Steven Lucky
As author Steve Lucky's poetry reflects, he finds great joy in simple things. But simple joys have found notable achievement for Mr. Lucky. He has received numerous citations for his poetry and other works, including Editor's Awards from the International Library of Poetry, as well as honors from the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership for his outstanding achievements in creative writing and entertainment. He has also been named an Outstanding Speaker of the Twenty-First Century and is a recipient of the Presidential Seal of Honor. Along with his career as a writing consultant for the entertainment industry, Mr. Lucky is a member of a variety of organizations, including the International Executive Guild and the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership. He is a lifetime governor of the American Biographical Research Association and serves as Secretary General of the United Cultural Convention. A graduate of Dekalb College, Mr. Lucky currently resides in Snellville, Georgia. He is the author of Believing and Time Will Come.
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Book Details
ISBN: 9781571973214
Book Size: 5.6 x 8.8
Pages: 109
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