Deborah Moon

By Richard Kusiolek

These are a series of poems that I edited over the years from my experiences in Palo Alto Calfiornia with a Spiritual awakening feminist workshop named, STAR. It is generally recognized that most physical ailments are caused or aggravated by mental health episodes. As so many struggled during this time to define themselves, they struggled with inner awareness and poetry became a soft voice to define a woman's voice. Deborah Moon only wished to move within the cycle of nature and her love of Great Blue Herons that nested in the marsh near the Palo Alto Airport. She placed her feet into the marsh mud to experience a natural life when a time was simply not defined by harsh political divisions. Hence, as a sweet innocent spirit, she turned to Poetry to define herself and those she loved. She believed that a man would be attracted to her inner beauty and the vibrations of her yearnings to flow and fly in a soft cloud. These poems reflect her inner quest for meaning and love.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Richard Kusiolek
• Release date: Sep 6, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005088873

Richard Kusiolek

Richard T. Kusiolek was an early visionary of space related technologies in Northern California’s Silicon Valley architecting Digital Battlefields, Digital Broadband Cities, and PowerCom Parks. Professor Kusiolek is a faculty adjunct professor with the University of Phoenix and also has been a contributing writer for Via Satellite Magazine, UK Satellite Evolution Asia, APSCC, and China Communications (CIC). Professor Kusiolek is a Senior Director of JP Technologies Ptc. Ltd. and Managing Director for TransGlobalNet Consulting Group. TGN is a Global Consulting firm focused on the satellite, aerospace, and high technology domains. Professor Kusiolek served as the Senior Management Consultant for India’s Metamor Corporation, China’s Huawei Technologies, China’s National Aerospace/Aviation Base, Beijing’s Satellite Conference and Forum, and as the General Manager and Director for China’s WeSoftware Corporation.

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