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Title: Tilting at Windmills & Words
Author: Regina Puckett
Narrator: George Taylor
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-20-14
Publisher: Regina Dee Puckett
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Drama & Poetry, Poetry
Publisher's Summary:
A collection of poetry. Memories. Memories are often disguised and veiled/As snatches of feelings and thoughts inhaled/But with each and every telling and repeating/These collective truths take a gallant beating/They become our unique and jeweled prize/Of made-up reminiscences and treasured lies.
Members Reviews:
"The Heart and Soul of Poetry"
Author Regina Puckett is so very talented in the wide variety of genres in which she excels. This is a collection of poems which are short, and simply written to inspire one. Beginning with "Words" which can break a heart or heal the soul. Another poem of how an angel can be shunned because of his appearance, thereby one learns not to be quick in judgmentals. Other poems reflect dreams, acceptance, peace, love, and how we all are alone until the end. And more about how memories become beautiful gems, and some are treasured falsehoods. There is something here for everyone to ponder and to see the roses and thorns of life. Thank you, Regina, for your truly inspiring writings.
A Look inside
A look inside: Tilting At Windmills & Words by Regina Puckett
This author puts pen to paper and writes about life, bullying, loneliness, love, children and dreams. I don't know how she does it but, I really enjoy her poems. They resonate with all parts of life. Joy fills some pages, while tears can be found also. "The Walk" is one of my favorite, she speaks to children in "Children". It's not deep poetry, it's satisfying. Download your copy today.
Four Stars
Beautiful story.
Beautiful
Beautiful! Puckett is a master poet. Her deep connection to the world around her is evident in the lines of her poetry. I found "The Walk" particularly moving. It brought tears to my eyes. Wonderful work by Puckett.
An entertaining collection
Tilting at Windmills by Regina Puckett is a diverse collection of poetry. Some of them are really quite good, while others are just so-so. All are rhymed, but some of them would be better as free verse. They are, nonetheless, quite entertaining, and if you like poetry, well worth reading.