Dr. Sethanne Howard Shares Her Poetry from the Heart with Print-on-Demand Availability of The Blue Lines at Lulu.com
Columbia, MD (PRWEB) May 2, 2008 -- Dr. Howard wrote The Blue Lines to share her poetry from the heart and soul. It is a full color illustrated multi-font version of over 100 of her poems, coil bound for easy reading. The poems range in kind from the dark recesses of the human mind to the sunlight corners of our souls. They are suitable for teen/adult readers.
Don't put me to a label
I'm really rather rare
Don't put me to a label
I'm really over there.
Labels are for linears
like you and you and you.
For me there's only me and I
no label there at all.
So don't put me to a label
It's more than I can bear.
Just don't give me a label, not such a one as I
I come in many colors, all made to match the sky.
Dr. Sethanne Howard is a research astronomer. This is her third book. She has a PhD in astrophysics from Georgia State University.
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