The Long View
Judge not thyself so harshly
Who knows what thou shalt be
And likewise view thou others
With potential in their being
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To Purchase Black and White Expanded Version (click on icon above) Only US$12.95
New Book Releases
Four NEW Book realeases by Joseph Ahlman: Lost Marbles, Being Different, You Don't Scare Me Dad, & Chameleon on the Glass.
All available in Two Full Color Versions. For more details visit:
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For the latest info on current projects that Joseph Ahlman is working on visit
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About the Author
- Joseph Ahlman / Namlha H. Pesoj:
- I was born into California’s surfing community during the late 50’s. I grew-up during the tumult of the 60’s and the excess of the 70’s. I had great friends, loved to surf, pursued the arts, and graduated from college in the 80’s. In the 90’s my soul searching lead me into what I now call "Soul Art." Herein, I found that the canvas of the heart was the most beautiful medium in the universe--for love exists in no other stratum. Thus, in the 21st century I began writing under the pseudonym Namlha H. Pesoj, and published the first book of the "Mirror Mirror" series called "Chameleon on the Glass." For more personal history visit http://www.josephahlmanmultimedia.blogspot.com
Chameleon on the Glass
To Purchase Black and White Expanded Version (click on icon above) Only US$12.95
NEW COLOR VERSION
Chameleon on the Glass is NOW offered in Kindle format (available on Amazon) and two full color condensed versions. The reader can now enjoy the original poem with vivid illustrations in two formats.
Hard Cover 11 x 8.5" for US$49.95
Soft Cover 8 x 6" for US$24.95
These are printed on demand and can be drop shipped directly to your home, or sent as a gift to another. The print on demand process also allows the purchaser to include a special dedication and/or short message to the recipient at the bottom of the title page, (only on hard cover version.)
For example:
SPECIAL COMMEMORATION:
Given as a gift to Jonny Doe upon graduation. Go forth and find your true color. Love, Jane and John Doe (two very proud parents.)
Shipping Cost: US$9.95 virtually anywhere in the continental United States.
TO ORDER EMAIL:
grafxpresspublishing@earthlink.net
Hard Cover 11 x 8.5" for US$49.95
Soft Cover 8 x 6" for US$24.95
These are printed on demand and can be drop shipped directly to your home, or sent as a gift to another. The print on demand process also allows the purchaser to include a special dedication and/or short message to the recipient at the bottom of the title page, (only on hard cover version.)
For example:
SPECIAL COMMEMORATION:
Given as a gift to Jonny Doe upon graduation. Go forth and find your true color. Love, Jane and John Doe (two very proud parents.)
Shipping Cost: US$9.95 virtually anywhere in the continental United States.
TO ORDER EMAIL:
grafxpresspublishing@earthlink.net
The Mission
This blog is dedicated to offering daily verse--a thought to contemplate throughout the day and enrich the inner life. Poetry reaches into the heart in ineffable ways. Similar to music which speaks below the horizon of conscious thought, poetry represents the first shards of dawning. The splintered light that cracks the heavens to illuminate reality. Rhythm, rhyme, and reason dancing. Words, whispers, and wonderment flashing. Images, impression, and intellect converging. Such is the language of enlightened prose, and the oracle through which it pollinates the mind.
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The poetry on this website represents over 30 years of collected works, written by Joseph Ahlman / Namlha H. Pesoj.
The poetry on this website represents over 30 years of collected works, written by Joseph Ahlman / Namlha H. Pesoj.
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