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The poems have great power of observation and originality of imagination. The poems reveal consummate artistry and wealth of imagination and fancy that will certainly appeal to the readers' own feelings and stimulate their imagination. No doubt, in this poetry collection we find fruitful, varied and memorable poems. BIOI live in Wisconsin with my beloved wife, Manijeh. The simple lines I write attempt to express those promptings of the soul that well up from time to time. They originate from unexpected but welcomed insights, reflection on the more profound aspects of life, or everyday experiences. Poetry has the power to take flight to the high heavens and beyond; turn to the earth of the familiar and caress her gently; then dive deep into the bowels of profundity. It is this quality of poetry that allows it to walk the shores and enter the seas of receptive hearts, therein to swim, plunge, and ultimately, dive for the coral and pearls of some deeper meaning. It has the ability and power to express essence, beauty, love, and a host of other qualities. For this I continually strive. I hope some day to attain it.

The December 2020 issue of Taj Mahal Review presents some of the most attractive contemporary works by poets and creative artists across the world. I trust that readers who consider themselves interested in poetry, haiku and short story written by international authors, will agree that the latest journal includes not only quite attractive poetry, short story and book reviews, but also immortal haiku by poets across the globe. The poems and haiku selected for publication in this latest edition of TMR have a special interest as the most attractive images, sentiment, ideas and moods expressed by the poets undoubtedly reveal rare and precious quality of intense imagination and minute observation both suggestive and graphic.

These poems composed in an impressive spontaneous style reveal profundity of thoughts. Due to so much diversity and variety, this poetry collection is without monotony.

This is a book of what I call miniatures. They are short form poetry. They are anywhere from two to twenty lines long, although the longer pieces generally consist of several shorter sections. Most of these poems are only a few lines long. The vast majority of poems I write are longer than those found in this book. These poems began, about thirty years ago, as an attempt to achieve as much compression as I could in a poem.

The great significance of these poems for all readers is due to neat phrasing and verbal condensation. We find here an immense diversity of poetic thought that will surely attract readers.

Michael L. Newell shows his skill and craftsmanship in his latest collection of poetry, a rich journey into the mind and words of the poet. Newell's work has the rare ability to allow readers to enter the poem and experience place and sensations for themselves. Showing us the natural world, he expresses wonder and sorrow, joy and grief, willing to allow the world to be observed and lived in to the fullest. BIOMichael L. Newell was born in Florida in 1945. In addition to living in thirteen states, he has lived in Japan, The Philippine Islands, Thailand, The United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Kuwait, Uzbekistan, Mexico, Egypt, Estonia, Saudi Arabia, Bolivia, and Rwanda. He currently lives in a small town on the Florida coast.Newell studied writing with Benjamin Saltman and Ann Stanford. His poems have appeared in a number of periodicals including Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature; Bellowing Ark; College English; Current; English Journal; First Class; The Iconoclast; Issa's Untidy Hut; Jerry Jazz Musician; Lilliput Review; Poetry Depth Quarterly; Rattle; Shemom; Ship of Fools; Tulane Review; and Verse-Virtual.Some of his previous books include A Stranger to the Land; Seeking Shelter; A Long Time Traveling; Traveling without Compass or Map; and Meditation of an Old Man Standing on a Bridge.

Sarah Crabtree has been writing on and off for over twenty years with varying success. She had a novel longlisted in a fantasy competition a number of years ago. Real life got in the way of any literary dreams, but recently she seems to have got her writing mojo back. Q: What is the first book you remember reading, or being read to as a child?>Q: Do you have a favourite quote?>Q: Is there a book that you keep going back to and how many times have you read it?>Q: Who is your person of inspiration?A: Many people have inspired me. However, it was my grandmother who passed on a love for reading, and I think consequently my desire to write.