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Charlotte Herzele's new collection of poetry continues to show her zest for living. You can find the professor, the belly dancer, the Tarot reader, the loving partner, the proud mother, and the joyful grandmother on these pages. These poems reflect the author's rich and varied journey through life and are filled with keen observation, heartfelt grief, humor, and joy.

Some Rhyme, No Reason is a collection of poems that reflect my response(s) to life, in general. I was inspired to "collect" them by a member of the amazing group of poets to which I have the pleasure of belonging. These lovely people, Alyce, Barry, Carlos, Jazz, Oak, and Victoria, provide loving, gentle criticism and, more importantly, they keep me writing. Writing poetry keeps me sane and helps me "deal". In lieu of the great American novel, ...

Much of the poetry in this collection was how I dealt the the long-term illness and death of someone close to me. Much of it was a surprise to me.

Charlotte Herzele's collection of poetry shows her zest for living. These poems reflect the author's rich and varied journey through life with keen observation, heartfelt grief, humor, and joy. You can find the professor, the belly dancer, the Tarot reader, the loving partner, and the joyful grandmother on these pages.

This is the 3rd collection of poetry by Charlotte Herzele. The title, "What the World" is the way her daughter, at age 3-1/2 would express confusion about any events. She, no doubt meant, "What in the world?" but since people usually hear about 1 out every 4 words...In any case, it has become a family expression and, to me, says it all.

Hope, born out of optimism and experience, describes the poems in this collection.

This is the fourth collection of poems by Charlotte Herzele. It is called All Over the Place because there is no real way to tie them together, thematically except to say they are all reflections and observations.

Labyrinth contains thoughts, observations, descriptions, and musings. They are thematically, but randomly arranged, and originated between 1996 and 2018. Many thanks for my grandchildren for whom these are published.