Opening the Mind's Window - Hershberger, Ron

. .

Résumé :
Opening the Mind's Window: Poems to Enlighten, Encourage, and Enjoy is Ron Hershberger's second book of poetry. Divided into six sections to provide continuity and allow for group study, readers will find the following collections: Nature's Bounty, Fun Times, Living Faith, Hearts Aglow, Service Tributes, and Real Life. Hope and trust are embedded in the lines of Living Faith. Enjoy Nature's Bounty with its gentle breeze carrying the sights, sounds, and smells of the environment. Through Service Tributes you will witness bits of history that will tug at your heart, instill pride, or make you smile. Author Ron Hershberger presents an opportunity to open the mind's window. Each poem challenges the reader to reveal the message within. As with his first book of poetry, Reaching Back, Looking Forward, all profits generated from the sale of Opening the Mind's Window are donated to feed the hungry and homeless.

Biographie:
After retiring from a varied career in the U.S. Air Force, Ron Hershberger volunteered as a truck stop chaplain, church administrator, and a local senior center board chairman. As well as writing, he enjoys hobbies that include model railroading, gardening, and playing the saxophone. Ron and his wife, Brenda, are retired and enjoy an active lifestyle in Illinois while also taking time to travel the country. Ron's past recognitions and accomplishments include being named in the 1978 volume of Outstanding Young Men of America, a feature in the 1995 anthology of poetry The Garden of Life, and a publication in 2013's Today's Best Poets. His second book of poetry is a continuation of his endeavor to provide enjoyment and encouragement to readers of poetry old and new alike.

Sommaire:
After retiring from a varied career in the U.S. Air Force in 1989, Ron Hershberger has entertained a variety of activities to include serving as a truck stop chaplain, a church administrator and an active volunteer. In addition, he continued pursuing a variety of hobbies including model railroading, playing the saxophone, gardening, and writing. He and his wife, Brenda, enjoy a retirement community in Illinois where they can experience an active lifestyle, cultivate friendships, and travel the country. In the past, Ron was recognized in the 1978 volume of Outstanding Young Men of America, was featured in the 1995 anthology of poetry, The Garden of Life, and was published in Today's Best Poets in 2013. This new venture is a culmination of his education and life experiences, and he intends to donate the profits to charities that support the hungry and homeless....