I know what my feelings are, but?I don't know what I?m feeling. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780978748838)

Sherman Dickinson has been writing professionally since the age of twelve (won the safety slogan contest given by his fathers' company), he has let people know what he sees around him every since. Enjoyed a modest personal success while under a ten-year contract writing lyrics for one of the BMI/ASCAP consortium. The experience taught him what "Performance Rights" were(didn't get any), his contract excluded them! Valuable and unfulfilling. Experience, there is nothing like it. Poetry is more than observations for him. He was an only child until the age of 18, had a lot of stuff, but nobody to get into things with at home. Reading the works of the many poets and writers buring the images and emotions deep, the fascination with the pen began. IBM taught him a skill as a Programmer/Operator (so much responsibility, so little time for anything else). Poetry persisted. You will feel a compelling desire for the next journey he will take you on. Sherman was allowed to bask in some really fond memories: got to store up some cool stuff to build what peace looked like. The things were lost, twice. What was gained in the process has remained through all the circumstances.