“I
began writing poems at the age of 9. Mainly my love is Christian based poetry,
about the many blessings God has given us. However, I also have written and
published a few love poems as well. Now at the age of 43, I have migrated to the
eBook market. My two new book releases Footsteps
of Grace and Footsteps
of Faith are available in paperback and eBook. Both are collections of
Christian poetry. I created the cover art, layout, and design for my new books.”
What
drives your creativity?
My
firm, loving grace of God, and His son Jesus, from the very beginning of my life,
which has been instilled into my heart, mind and soul. Also, I read scripture and
Psalms.
Does the
aesthetics where you live inspire your writing?
No,
not for me. Wherever I live or go traveling it remains the same with my spirit,
heart and mind.
Do you
believe poetry has an impact on world events?
Yes,
for me, when something traumatic or hurtful happens, immediately my spirit and
heart pours out and I sometimes read scripture. This transpires into a
Christian poem.
What would
you tell someone who wants to write a poem, but does not know where to begin?
Start
with a few words on paper about how they feel. Then process slowly, with a few
lines. Also, try reading the poems of famous poets like Robert Frost. I would suggest Psalms as well.
Who is
your favorite poet?
Robert
Frost, Allen Poe, Maya Angelou. Frost has a unique way of expressing his words,
as does Poe.
Do you
have a favorite poem?
I
don't. Because I love them all.
What do
you like to do when you are not writing poetry?
Mostly,
uploading and designing my websites, and/or play a game, or crafting.
What does
poetry mean to you?
Ministering
my love of God from scripture that teaches us love, hope, and of the Holy
Spirit, as we are blessed along our journey.
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with Feon…
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4 comments:
Well done Feon :-)
Good interview, Feon! Thank you for telling me about this. I hope your books do well. Congratulations for getting them published. Blessings to you!
Bless you both. And thank so much for reading my interview and posting a comment.
Very interesting. We have so many blessings to write about. The Lord bless you!
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