By the Sea, and Other Verses

A gentle, lyrical collection opens with a quiet dialogue between two souls who imagine a world reduced to just “myself and you.” The verses weave simple, hopeful promises of kindness and truth, painting the sea, sky, and fertile fields as shared sanctuaries where swords might finally rest. Through rhythmic reverie the poet invites listeners to breathe the “infinite love” that stretches as wide as the ocean and as bright as the sun.

The second part shifts to a thoughtful debate on war and patriotism, recalling ancient battles and modern triumphs while questioning their lasting value. With references to Greece, Rome, and the American struggle, the speakers argue for a deeper, spiritual peace rooted in compassion and faith. The poetry balances historical allusion with a timeless yearning for a world where the “Prince of Peace” reigns, offering a contemplative escape for anyone seeking calm amid today’s clamor.