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Welcome! I am an author: an essayist and I am a second-generation poet committed to providing creative thought and well-written literature that opens the possibilities of the mind and the faith of the soul. I write on many subjects of today. My many topics include; spirituality, race, love, humanity, business, mental health, and social justice issues. I have self-published over four new books of poetry in the past several years and I have written over three hundred new poems. (Look on My Poems page to read some of them!)

Since I began writing poetry, again, I have had the opportunity to meet and learn from others, although all my poetry and writings, are from me, from a deep down love! If you have read any of my books, and have an area- or issue-specific thought of interest from my books, I would love to share my thoughts with my readers through email at jvperrytv@optonline.net or click the My Contact button on the top of the page.

You can find my books online, at Barnes and Nobles.com (i.e, www.bn.com), Google Books, Amazon.com, Hue-man books, and etc. I also have ebook editions sold at, www.smashwords.com. Click on the "My Web" button to go to my ebook page directly.

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When I read poetry books I'm always amazed at how each poet creates a unique world of words. Jeffrey V. Perry captures the essence of his message in creative, edgy rhythms. As you read each poem you get into a calming groove. Jeffrey V. Perry writes about love, responsibility, happiness, conflict, marriage, nature, heartache, death, greed, women, romance, beauty, desire, jealousy, presidents and the economy. At times there are startling images like: "Seeing death on every face." This catapults you right into mortal reality. I also loved the line: "This mirror where I look through my eyes." You get the sense that he is seeing his soul. At times the poems are complex and intellectual and at other times they show vulnerability and the tendency to be all too human. Some of the poems are romantic and some are filled with conflicted feelings. One poem even made me laugh out loud with surprise. I really enjoyed these poems and I think you will too.

~The Rebecca Review