My second poetic masterpiece "Two Hundred Three Poems to Beloved" contain 114 poems in Spanish and 89 in English, which 79 were written in both languages. The title denotes the love, excellence and quality in composing each poem. All the themes are of general interest. The vocabulary facilitates easy reading with clear messages which will bring to everyone a better quality of life.I write superficially about religious and political themes. Tolerance is a must when different opinions are given when writing about these issues; or other social issues as well. They have the tendency to provoke divisions in our society. Thus, I have to focus writing them lightly and let the advanced technology open all minds. It will give us the knowledge to accept today what was not accepted yesterday, making our future socially smart. Being inclusive is the correct North to follow in our mysterious and complex world.My profound best wishes to all my readers. Relax and read my "Two Hundred Three Poems to Beloved". I'm sure you will re-read them and be fully delighted.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	264
Lenguaje	Español
Editorial	Bennett Media and Marketing
Fecha de Publicación	2023-11-04
Dimensiones	9.0" x 6.0" x 0.6" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Easy Writer, Luis Santiago

"Luis A. Santiago Matos, born in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, on November 16th, 1946, was the son of Ángel F. Santiago Ramírez and Brunilda del Carmen Matos Montero. He shared his early years with his older brother, Ángel F. Santiago, Jr.His educational journey took him to different places. He started his primary education at the Federico Degetau School in Llanos Tuna, Cabo Rojo. However, his secondary school years were split between New York City, where he attended Public School 43, and Cabo Rojo, where he completed the tenth grade at Luis Muñoz Marín High School. His last two years of high school were spent at Haaren High School in New York City.Throughout his life, he experienced the joy of fatherhood, welcoming his daughter, Sophy Marie Santiago, and son, Luis Ángel Santiago "Bomby." As time passed, he became the proud grandfather of five beautiful granddaughters: Desireé Marie, Valerie Nicole, Coral Mairis, Cristal Merlis, and Sofía Gabriela. He also had the delight of welcoming a great-grandson named Julián Antonio.Retirement came on July 24th, 1999, marking the end of his teaching career. In the year 2000, he discovered a new passion - writing poetry. For him, these poems became his life, his polished stones. He achieved grand satisfaction with his second poetic masterpiece, "Two Hundred and Three Poems to Beloved." Among his creations, he cherished "The Grand Fiesta!," "Mona Island," and "Loving Nature," all composed in both English and Spanish."