

Writing is a means by which thoughts are conveyed by the
use of symbols from an alphabet. Writing is an excellent technique to
express thoughts because it requires the use of our conscious mind to construct
the sentence and to organize the progression of ideas. Our conscious
mind has the power of deductive reasoning and can do a yeoman's job of logical
organization. As the speaker must use the language of the listener, the
writer must use the language of the reader. However, the reader has a
distinct advantage over the listener. If there is a word not understood,
the reader has time to look it up. What constitutes good
writing? It is a logical progression of ideas or thoughts expressed in
everyday language. The more colorful the expression, the more interesting
it becomes.
The writing of poetry requires not only a
logical progression of ideas but also something else. The
"heart" or put in scientific terms, the subconscious mind, needs to
be added to the mixture in the form of "inspiration". So the
writing of poetry is the attempt to convey the "feelings" of the
writer in language form. And of course, there are numerous feelings or
moods that the poet attempts to transcend. If the poet is successful,
then the reader is moved to those same feelings.
Growing up in the post
depression years instilled a set of values leading toward a successful and
prosperous life: Years where parents were hesitant to exhibit endearment:
Years where there were no locked doors with trust for one’s neighbor: Years
where nothing was wasted or thrown away and conservation of resources was
at its zenith: Years when Jack-of-all-Trades was prevalent in most every
household and everyone performed their own repair: Years of no TV, washing
machines or dryers, unheated vehicles with no radios or air conditioning: Years
where families grew their own vegetables, raised their own animals for
food, and devoured the game brought home by the hunter: Years where sons
and daughters sought schools of higher learning out of necessity to avoid
being trapped in the family business: Years when students went to college
expecting to pay their own way rather than relying on support from their
parents. Grady Fuller is a well-rounded individual
Jack-of-all-Trades, with extensive education in the sciences, an excellent
understanding of electrical and mechanical systems with a well-developed
philosophy of life. He has been a
writer all of his life with many publications. His main hobby is duplicate bridge,
having achieved Gold Life Master Level.
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Poetry by Grady Fuller ~ 2006
This book contains a Collage of Poetry written by
Grady Fuller over the last few years.
It is assembled and indexed according to subject material; that which
is dear and touches the emotional strings of the heart. Grady Fuller's poetry will inspire, amuse, entertain,
enlighten and stir your emotions.
Some are riveting and will awaken your feelings of love of family,
friends and country. You will shed
tears of joy, sadness and adoration for your loved ones and for those
making sacrifices for others. This collection covers a range of human emotions from
romance, endearment and encouragement to anniversaries, honor and
patriotism. Many are moving, ranging
from gushing to empathy and sad to prideful. One of his greatest poems is set to music
and included as a sub-link to the web page that follows. The National Library of Poetry has published some of
these poems. Many lovers of poetry
use these poems to be included in their greeting cards.
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“Bridge Strategy II” –2008

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“Saga of Gene Britton” –2007


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