Eugene Brickman

I find that writing poetry is an form of esapement. There are no rules in the way you write, but only one where the reader can be placed there. Experencing it by using their senses. I think of my poems as little windows that let you see who I am or was. It is a trasformation for reader to become the writer to understand the writer's thoughts or event that they are sharing with you.

What do I like besides writing? Playing the guitar (learning), singing in the choir (a church choir), birdwatching (gets me out of this chair and outside for a strech), most of all daydreaming (how do you think I write). This proves that there is more to me than just words that forms the stories that I tell on paper.

P.S. I once wanted to publish under the name Seth La`Q, but I have not got that far yet. Some might remember by this name, but that is another story.