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    Tomorrow Could Be Wonderful: 365 Selections from Brian's Poem of the Day

    By Brian J. Mueller

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    Tomorrow Could Be Wonderful: 365 Selections from Brian’s Poem of the Day is a collection of poetry which began as an ambitious project called Brian’s Poem of the Day. The goal was to send an original poem each day by email to a list of subscribers. The first of these poems was published on Friday, July 22, 2016 and appropriately titled Carpe Diem.

    Over a period of months Brian’s Poem of the Day established a reputation for consistency and became appreciated for publishing easily accessible poems with expansive themes exploring love, death and spirituality. The list has since found a core group of readers and has also led to a poetry retreat called Men Writing for Change.

    Friday, July 21, 2017, the poem called Tiny Seed marked the first anniversary of Brian’s Poem of the Day. This milestone thus inspired Tomorrow Could Be Wonderful, a volume of poetry offered in the collective spirit for which each poem was written, as a daily meditation. For convenience, the poems are ordered from January 1st to December 31st, and according to their date of publication. There is no absolute starting or ending point to this collection. The poems are simply offered to the reader in an open and generous spirit, which hopefully lends itself to their enjoyment and use in meditative practices.

    Tomorrow Could Be Wonderful: 365 Selections from Brian’s Poem of the Day is the second volume of poetry inspired by Brian’s Poem of the Day. The first is More Bull: Songs of serenity and surrender... You can learn more about the poems of Brian Mueller at his website Digital Alphabet (www.digitalalphabet.com) There you can also subscribe to Brian’s Poem of the Day.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian J. Mueller
    Release dateDec 29, 2017
    ISBN9781370016440
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    Tomorrow Could Be Wonderful: 365 Selections from Brian's Poem of the Day
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    Brian J. Mueller

    Brian J. Mueller lives in Dayton, Ohio. He spends his days working as a graphic and web designer, but not before waking up with a cup of tea and some poetry. He tries to write daily after spending some time in contemplation. It is with a bit of nostalgia he publishes Complete Bull. Though he has crossed over into a much larger universe, he realizes there will be no end to the challenges life presents. He prays only for the desire and strength to continue towards new horizons... Learn more about Brian’s work at DigitalAlphabet.com. There you can subscribe to Brian’s Poem of the Day, delivered free to your email inbox.

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