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Leland Harlan is a retired District Manager from the Circulation
Department of The Bakersfield Californian newspaper. He
is a graduate of Bakersfield College where he earned his
Associates of Arts degree in Electrical Technology. He credits
his interest in Literature from the fine English Department of
Bakersfield College, and also the excellent library system of
Bakersfield and, in particular, the Beale Memorial Library. In
retirement, Leland has spent many hours in the library and the
title poem Me?Ow! and Saint Bernard are examples of his library
and literary efforts. He currently lives alone except for his
little feral kittycat named Kitty.
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Me?Ow!
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Me?Ow! –
haven’t we said something similar to ourselves
(even the censored), as we explore our world?
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Me?Ow! is a
reminder to continue our examination of all
aspects of our daily lives and if we can find
one little chuckle bubbling-up from deep inside
us, then we can be a little bit happier than the
moment before.
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The book Me?Ow!
attempts to both entertain and explore a whole
range of subjects both animals and humans.
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The poems in this
tiny little book of fifty poems are also
segmented portions of personal biography that
strive to help reexamine our everyday lives.
The whole
idea about the Me?Ow! book is to always
continue our exploratory explorations and exert our
own creativity – even if we have to read the whole
library – and one stop along-the-way could be the
little book Me?Ow! to help get us all
energized . . . and isn’t that the way it’s supposed
to be? – as we try to give expression in our
grateful fashion by means of poetry. |
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