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A Wyoming State of Mind

Eugene M. Gagliano

This is a collection of poems by the Wyoming State Poet Laureate. These poems show the poet's unique approach to poetry and devotion to his adoptive state, a new perspective. The beauty of Wyoming and his rose garden in June shines through. You will not find obscurity here; instead, you will find poems which speak to your heart and calm your spirit. Often you will smile, even laugh out loud once in a while. These are poems to be read over and over again, a treat for your soul.

Book Details

  • Publisher: Crystal Publishing LLC
  • Publish Date: Feb 23rd, 2020
  • Pages: 136
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 8.50in - 5.50in - 0.50in - 0.78lb
  • EAN: 9781942624714
  • Categories: Subjects & Themes - FamilySubjects & Themes - Animals & NatureAmerican - General

About the Author

Gagliano, Eugene M.: - Known by many as "the teacher who dances on his desk," Eugene M. Gagliano (pronounced Galiano) is a retired elementary teacher whose author presentations are entertaining, informative, and inspirational. He has presented at 175 schools, and at IRA, teacher, SCBWI, and library conferences, and for libraries and festivals in Wyoming, Colorado, Missouri, South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Texas, and Hawaii. Gene was the recipient of the IRA's 2004 Wyoming State Celebrate Literacy Award and the 2001 Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award. Gene's book Dee and the Mammoth, illustrated by Zachary Pullen, won the 2010-2011 Wyoming State Historical Society Award for Best Fiction. Dee and the Mammoth represented the state of Wyoming at the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C in 2011. His book Is It True? was selected as the State of Wyoming's Best Read for 2018 for the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C.

Praise for this book

A Wyoming State of Mind weaves a rich emotional tapestry, reflecting the connection of Wyoming's Poet Laureate
to not only our state, but the entire spectrum of human emotion. This work of unique breadth offers richly detailed descriptions of the monumental landscapes of our wonderful state, as well as unvarnished examinations of the fragility of life. Gene's poems tug at the heartstrings, finding beauty in universal, relatable subjects that are alternately tragic and uplifting. --- Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon