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Every stranger has a story. Eric Overby crafted February Rain after seeing a lonely traveler walking down the highway and asking himself why the man was walking in the freezing rain. Within minutes, Eric had written the title song. The song turned into an album, the lyrical pilgrimage of a man who comes home to find that his wife has left him. Upon finding the note she has left, he leaves everything. What he finds along the journey is himself and the life he has forgotten.
You often use your senses without even realizing you?re doing it. Eric Overby uses his to recall moments of his past and to make sense of the life he lives in this moment. His practice of poetry, mindfulness, and remembrance all cause him to use his senses to work out why he is the way he is. Many times, memories are connected to the senses. How many things do you like because the taste or smell of it reminds you of a childhood memory? How many things are we attached to because our senses tell us we need them? Sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch, and the mind (which is the sixth sense, according to Eastern thought) all tell us who we are and inform us of the world in which we live. In Eric?s third book of poetry, he shares his nostalgic senses and his sense of place as he makes sense of the world.
Haiku is the art of saying much with few words while capturing the simple beauty we miss in everyday life.17 explores the possibilities of viewing life through seventeen syllables. What can be said in such a short gathering of sounds? What meaning can be found? What beauty can be seen? Eric approaches these questions as he journals his life through the art of haiku.
Life's journey is an Adult Coloring Book alongside poems by Eric Overby, who explores the beauty in the pilgrimage of life. Color each picture to reflect the direction that the poem leads you into. Eric points us toward both the mundanity and the miracle of life, writing about everything from working in his garden to his life with the one he loves. In Life's Journey, you will find him drinking wine as the sun goes down; appreciating the place he comes from; remembering his elders; falling in love; and attempting to live each moment with contentment all along the way. Color along and you may find yourself doing the same.
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