Poetry Books

Written during a three and a half-year period early in his career, the poems herein are a continuation (and last) poems by Poet Byron Scott.

Poetry does not have to capture the pleasant, but rather the essence and soul of the everyday experience. The poetry herein leans toward the philosophical and deeper meanings in every day life.

This collection is based upon poems and diary entries that the author made in the early 1990's while suffering from severe depression. The poems are in chronological order, and span a period of about ten months.

Words of Love - A poetry collection of 77 poems filled with brilliant imagery, dedicated solely to the extremes of love and all the emotions in between. A must read for all deep lovers.

This poetry collection includes "Meandering", that covers the period of time between the author's childhood to present day. It includes her views on life, snapshots of her life and family, and the places that she has been to and seen. Also included is "To Goldilocks from Peg", that tells the...

The greatest beauty often comes out of the greatest pain. Spontaneously-inspired writings based on human suffering intermingled with incredible comfort and joy.

Sometimes you hope that what you say will waft on the breeze like the scent of freshly-cut flowers, and sometimes the only way to make your point is with all the finesse of a sharpened steel spike. Lilacs Growing on a Barbed-Wire Fence presents a little of both; filled with joy, pain, love, and...

Surrealistic, Abstract Poetry, and Soul Ramblings.

Abstract surrealistic poetry. Icing on the cake of madness!

The Songs from Long Road is a loose mosaic of 34 songs and four chapters of prose that deal with the Hopi Indian legend of Pahana. The story assumes that Pahana is/was a real figure, and attempts to place him in the historical context. As such, Long Road selects important historical and religious...