
Work Wonders
Learn to Live, a Collection of Thoughts and Reflections In Verse
by Leon A. Walker
129 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781456865948
About
Leon A. Walker has been writing creative works nearly all of his life. At various junctures and for significant periods of time, he did so in relative secret. The scope of his writing in “Work Wonders” spans from the beautifully simplistic to the abstract and interpretive. And he employs a uniquely engaging and welcoming writing style that is extremely entertaining and often captivating. His initial motivation for constructing this collection was a simple labor of love. He wanted to preserve something intensely personal that only those close to him might share. The end result is a creative and artistic memoir. This may be the only such book in print given the innovative presentation and its emotional depth and poignant personal insights. In recent years, when he found himself troubled he again picked up the pen. And when he emerged from each of his personal challenges he found that he had not only succeeded in his quest to triumph over anguish, but that he had also developed a collection of works that he believed might be heartening or beneficial to others. There are also reflections upon many enjoyable events in this book that are intended to celebrate his appreciation for life itself, and to encourage others to do likewise. Mr. Walker believes it is possible for anyone to accomplish and experience wonderful things. He challenges his readers to pause from their hectic lifestyles and to observe and taste a bit life. No matter how small. And periodically, to candidly ask themselves how they feel, what they feel, and what they believe. The answers to these questions are sometimes quite amazing. "Work Wonders" is for everyone ... www.leon-walker.com
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