Sweet Christmas & New Year Poems

When the cynicism of my age and life get me down, I often find myself turning to one of the lovely works by the talented young writer from Ghana, Wilson "The Poet" Amooro. If you find yourself over whelmed by emotion while reading one of Wilson's touching poems, feel free to have a good cry. Judy Fane, Sociology Professor & Author of ‘Paddy the Pelican Survives the Storm’Sweet Christmas; a warm collection of poetry written by Wilson Amooro is one of the finest poetic book I have come across. The pages run with great emotions and the reader never regrets using hard earned cash to purchase a copy.There are two categorized poems. One for Christmas and the other for New Year. Pick a copy via online and experience what needs to be felt poetically. A must book. Grab a copy.James Robert Myers (MJ Jimmy), Author of Anthology: Breaking Silence- A Poetic Lifeline from Slavery to Love~~~~~~~~~These poems are inspiring. They allow you to see Christmas in a whole new light; through a kid's eye in simplicity and joy. Wilson, is not only gifted and passionate, he has great skill of delivering his poems.Bernard Kelvin Clive, Author ~~~~~~~~~My friend Wilson is the most inspiring young poet I have ever met. He warms my heart and brings tears to my eyes. We spent a wonderful 24 hours together as mother and son from different cultures and countries. I am so proud of him! He is a man of GOD.Cheryl Thompson (American Godmother of Wilson),State University of New York at Geneseo Adjunct Faculty and Author of ‘Eli’s Rainbow’~~~~~~~~~I love Wilson's writing style, which is all at once simplistic, imaginative, and thoughtful. The Christmas collection continues in that style. His poetry is unique and heart-warming. Just the thing to read this holiday season.Tiffany Howard, Tiffany Howard Marketing Services ~~~~~~~~~This collection of poetry is written from the heart. It's not difficult to identify with the feeling of love, anguish, sorrow and hope as expressed by young Wilson, look out for more work by this great young writer.Mariska Araba Taylor-Darko, Ghanaian-U.K born Author (A Widow Must Not Speak)~~~~~~~~~Wilson holds open the door of hope, even when the sea is bad and the sky is tired of being blue and hope is something with wings that dwells in the soul and sings the tune without words, and does not stop ever.His poetic ego manifests agile in thought, crossing directional currents that bring to the moment in which time did not have the crown, to the moment in which the energies of love were free to scream.As Pope Francis says in his poem: ‘We, clay pots filled with hope....’His poems are full of emotions interwoven with hope. Hope nourished by the white robes in his great soul, made pure by the embrace of loving God.Thanks my Dear soul friend Wilson Ayinbangya Amooro (Wilson the Poet) for your joy in writing and giving your heart, through the wonderful ways that illuminate our hearts with the future.Your honored and Faithful Friend,Her Excellency Emanuela De Marchi, Mutlti National Diplomat, Malino ITALY