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"Musings of a Marfan" is a hauntingly beautiful poetry collection that explores themes of human resilience, mortality, nature, the sublime, personal longing for first love, and the melancholic misery in love's absence. Michael McCottry Bell Jr, a young man with a life-threatening genetic disease called Marfan Syndrome, shares his perceptions through various poetic styles and snippets of inspirational affirmations written in prose. His poetry is comprised of many traditional sonnets that reflect on human trials and tribulations, beautiful depictions of women in many forms, and darling poems of…mehr

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"Musings of a Marfan" is a hauntingly beautiful poetry collection that explores themes of human resilience, mortality, nature, the sublime, personal longing for first love, and the melancholic misery in love's absence. Michael McCottry Bell Jr, a young man with a life-threatening genetic disease called Marfan Syndrome, shares his perceptions through various poetic styles and snippets of inspirational affirmations written in prose. His poetry is comprised of many traditional sonnets that reflect on human trials and tribulations, beautiful depictions of women in many forms, and darling poems of nature. The poet writes with lyrical musicality that is exquisitely pleasing to the ear when read aloud. "Musings of a Marfan" is a must-have for any traditional poetry lover or novice reader. You'll find this gem exceptionally whimsical, uplifting, splendidly eloquent, and ravishing!
Autorenporträt
Michael McCottry Bell Jr. was born in 1982 in Maywood, Illinois to Dr. Michael McCottry Sr. and Suzanne Bell. He was diagnosed with Marfan syndrome at three years old. Marfan syndrome is a life-threatening genetic disorder that affects the connective tissue throughout the body, including the heart, heart valves, and the aorta as well as the skeletal and ocular systems. A love for composing R&B and Hip-Hop led Michael to begin writing at eighteen years old. At thirty-one, he took interest in John Keat's "Theory of Negative Capability," Rumi's mystique and poetry, and Shakespeare's mastery using iambic pentameter. Michael's other interests and hobbies include collecting and trading sports cards, collecting different colognes, studying history, going out in nature, observing the stars and animals, traveling, and watching National Geographic. He currently resides in Naperville, Illinois.