Visions of a Gifted Poet
Poetry
Poetic Perspectives is now Visions of a Gifted Poet. This brilliant book of poetry brings to parchment two decades of this author's finest poetry. Deemed the Thomas Kinkade of poetry, Wolfe pens to paper words, thoughts, ponderings, history, personal experiences, patriotism, love, and loss. He clearly expresses delight in his rhyming verse and subject matter. You will experience his artistic vision and be amazed at brushstrokes provided by his mental mastery of life's precious moments. He will capture you and hold you in his grasp, bringing forth a tear, a smile, a deeper thought, and an awakening to some of the more important things in life. This book is the perfect gift for any man or woman. Experience the themes of romance, adventure, love, the human spirit, and the richer meaning of life. Immerse yourself in this work inspired by a higher power, and know that your soul will be touched in a way no other book has accomplished. Wolfe will touch you in a special way with his mastery of penmanship from conception to death and a myriad of life experiences you will encounter along your way.
Wolfe, the creator of these simple, mostly rhyming gems has received awards and recognition from his fellow wordsmiths. He has published other poetic collections and is an Associate Member of the International Society of Poets. This latest grouping of insights and gently veiled opinions and counsel to readers will be welcomed by his fans, and doubtless garner a new group of appreciative lovers of words well-chosen and thought pictures well painted.
Barbara Bamberger Scott
Pacific Book Review
Jerrel Wolfe's poetry collection, Reflections, is aptly titled. It's not so much poems as short stories, each self-contained and neatly packaged into tidy stanzas. His subjects include all basic elements of an ordinary life: falling in love, losing in love, spending time with family, and celebrating Fourth of July. Any reader who picks up Wolfe's collection will find at least one poem that reaches into their memories and touches their heart.
Allison Walker
Pacific Book Review