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by Brandon Mondor You may think you know,
But there is so much more to see
Before you can say youve seen all of me.
For all that I am, and what I have yet to become,
Theres a much bigger picture that is unseen by some. We all know what its like to feel alone to feel like the whole world is out to get us. But when poets like Brandon Mondor introduce us to the world we thought we had lost, we realize how important it is to live every moment to the fullest. Born with cerebral palsy, Brandon sure has had his share of ups and downs, but his true passion for poetry breaks the barrier of conventional poetry by helping us realize the most important things in life: family and friends, God, and most of all, love. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Brandon Mondor was born on August 20, 1981, and is from the small town of Franklin, Louisiana. He graduated from Franklin Senior High School in 2001, and that same year, one of his poems called The Message was published in a collection called Visions of Paradise. Brandon enjoys reading and going to the movies. (2007, paperback, 32 pages)
But there is so much more to see
Before you can say youve seen all of me.
For all that I am, and what I have yet to become,
Theres a much bigger picture that is unseen by some. We all know what its like to feel alone to feel like the whole world is out to get us. But when poets like Brandon Mondor introduce us to the world we thought we had lost, we realize how important it is to live every moment to the fullest. Born with cerebral palsy, Brandon sure has had his share of ups and downs, but his true passion for poetry breaks the barrier of conventional poetry by helping us realize the most important things in life: family and friends, God, and most of all, love. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Brandon Mondor was born on August 20, 1981, and is from the small town of Franklin, Louisiana. He graduated from Franklin Senior High School in 2001, and that same year, one of his poems called The Message was published in a collection called Visions of Paradise. Brandon enjoys reading and going to the movies. (2007, paperback, 32 pages)
