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Facing fears, dealing with abandonment as a baby, adoption by the most loving people in the world, i am the wizard, the dragon, the warrior, the eagle. This is the journey
First published in The Sheaf literary magazine, and in Four Walls at Montclair State, Eric has been writing poetry since high school. Mr Erb has also written for The Montclairion, a campus newspaper.
Consistent themes are nature, love, landscapes, roads, and more recently family, adoption and meditation. Frequent alliteration meets infrequent rhyme.
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Fine poems and reflections, deep and create with thoughts.
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Thank you Mikael for your kind words, and for reading mine.
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Deep insights! I was fascinated by the poems.
When I read one, I couldn’t stop myself from reading another and later I knew I had read many and many of your poems.
wonderful Eric 😀
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Thank you, Being. I’m glad you find them interesting
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I love your style & subject matter! Thank you for your comments and I am definitely following your stuff 🙂
Peace & trees, M.
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“i am the wizard, the dragon, the warrior, the eagle. ” -> I love this statement. I look forward to reading your work 🙂
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I look forward to meditating in the mountains, in the rain again 🙂
We have graduated from the snow to the rain…in the coming years perhaps we will finally achieve the sun’s light.
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Not all parents are meant to be parents and I’m so glad your speaker surpassed his father’s name.
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