Isn't It?

This collection of poems expresses the wonderment, hilarity and fears of children in order that they may better understand the everyday happenings of life. It is written from the experiences of the author, the father of three and grandfather of four, and from observing children's behavior for more than seventy years. The delights and humility that children provide to ones life by their expressions of their feelings, dreams and concerns are to be experienced by all through each child's art work. This book is dedicated to all the children of the World, and specifically to those who have been tragically abused. Society depends on healthy and prospering children. As the Masai people of Africa so aptly express as they greet each other: "How are the children?" It is the indigenous people's belief that the welfare of all the people can be gauged by the well-being of the smallest among them. Conversely, if the children are not well, then the community is also not well.