Michael Henry Lee is a husband, father and grandfather. He and his wife of 30 years reside in St. Augustine, Florida; the nation?s oldest city, along with two cats, and numerous bonsai trees. Working outdoors in an environment replete with flora and fauna provides a great deal of his inspiration. Lee is an award winning internationally published poet whose work has appeared in and on numerous journals and websites.
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I love this poem. It has baseball and philosophy—two of my favorite things!!!
"As creators, we should celebrate imperfections, embrace them. The ups and downs, the twists and turns, nothing is ever perfect. Be comfortable with this truth and give yourself the freedom to create."
I love this poem. It has baseball and philosophy—two of my favorite things!!!
"As creators, we should celebrate imperfections, embrace them. The ups and downs, the twists and turns, nothing is ever perfect. Be comfortable with this truth and give yourself the freedom to create."
the drip of a leaf
wild koi