Thomas Reed
Tom Reed has been writing poetry over the span of four decades. Philosophical, political, poignant, or romantic, his poems run the gamut of life—whether about political history, like the “Dirge,” with hidden innuendos about John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Richard Nixon, Mother Teresa, and Bosnia; or romantic poems like “Mortals Cry,” or “The Last Poem.” Also found are prophetic nuggets like “Journey Within,” “Obliteration,” and “Jerusalem.”
His early struggle with suicidal thoughts...
