OUTLANDER
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A sample of Lawrence Klepinger's Musings found in this book: In the end, public order will override individual liberty. Two best friends are one too many. You can win an argument and still be wrong. Unsolicited advice is best received when kept to yourself. A sample of Lawrence Klepinger's Poetry found in this book: BLIND SPOTS Suckled on fear bathed in solitary breathings toweled by insecurity, then set out on the road to success does each man search in despair through rummaging in the past trying to reconcile the blind spots, wondering if the stars stand still at night realizing that they are present even in the light of day but unable to perceive them lacking the visionary power to decipherer that which is right before his very eyes, yet still unable to see. BRIGHT-EYED CHILDREN Oh, what a wicked lesson’s in store, when bright-eyed children march off to war.
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About the Book
OUTLANDER is a selected book of Poems - with a corresponding number of Musings - on a wide range of subjects. Many writing styles are employed, no subject is taboo - and none are politically correct, in any sense of the word. The poems are hard-hitting, truthful to a fault and unabashedly non-conformist in thought, word or deed, and is guaranteed to provoke serious consideration, in even the most jaded reader of poetry.
About the Author
Lawrence Klepinger is an American writer, now living in Japan. He has written on a wide range of subjects: A novel entitled LAND, about a Vietnam Veteran's return to America and his desire to have a fish farm in Montana, a non-fiction expose of what is really going on in China, entitled CHINA HOUSE, two ESL educational textbooks, published by Barron's Educational Series, various newspaper articles and academic papers. His books can be accessed through most on-line retailers.