Time Remnants
Living as Transitional Material While Seeking Cosmic Exploration
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Nearly Lost Grace I’m an inert tree remnant skyward grace reaching, sea watching and sunlight seeking. I’m obscurely eroding, intimacy stealing and life destroying. I’m root time seeking and storm catching. And yet, you picture me, feel my spirit and walk among my brothers. You seek my nearly lost grace and time liberation for own mind peace. Thank you for your awareness, respect and appreciation of my spiritual touch. Nearly Lost Grace I’m an inert tree remnant skyward grace reaching, sea watching and sunlight seeking. I’m obscurely eroding, intimacy stealing and life destroying. I’m root time seeking and storm catching. And yet, you picture me, feel my spirit and walk among my brothers. You seek my nearly lost grace and time liberation for own mind peace. Thank you for your awareness, respect and appreciation of my spiritual touch.
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Life has a way of teaching alternatives to weaknesses. Our weaknesses can truly be our strengths. There are amazing remnants created through time by elemental forces. We find them everywhere and can study what nature has created and is progressively destroying. Everything begins, grows, declines, and ends. This process is pure existence. Life evolves consistently with seemingly little human plan or design. Time Remnants: Living as Transitional Material While Seeking Cosmic Exploration reveals the difficulty in categorizing Phillip Reisner’s poetry, poetic prose, and indeed his philosophy. He expresses ideas without lecturing, reflects on spirituality without moralizing, and examines reality without misleading. His ideas are sometimes fluid and sometimes unwavering, but no matter their genesis, they are experiences refined by introspection. He has an acute awareness of his surroundings, and his importance and unimportance in the universe. Time Remnants contains bits of wisdom hidden throughout, little jewels to remember and pieces of advice by which to live. His emphasis rests on individual fortitude, awareness, freedom and spirituality. Although he rebuffs the idea of being wise, he will admit to being intelligent enough to make up for his ignorance.
About the Author
Philip D. Reisner currently resides in Indiana. This is his second book of poetry.