"A distinctive work of art from a distinctive voice the book and was self-published, which might lead one to believe that it is mostly a keepsake for the family but that would be far from the truth Kerry Lynn Cochran writes about the LGBT community from her unique perspective and has a distinctive cultural voice that is worth noting. What I like about this book is it's down-to-earth, will have you rediscover the beauty in people, maturity and free-flowing language. The poems move us from one image to another in a fashion that demands an expected peak"

"Kerry Lynn Cochran presents her view simply without being one-dimensional and without preaching. She has reintroduced the figure of speech as a critical element in poetry and takes the concept of free verse to a new plateau "I Am Rich; Yet Still Poor is worth whatever you have to do to get a copy of it. Kerry Cochran takes an objective view to which she chooses to pay attention she finds layers of meaning teaching her readers by the example of poetry to be patient enough to perceive what is in front of us in this moment and reveal the values that people take for granted."

This is the next volume in the author's anthology of books a compilation of poetry and other works of writing. I rediscover the beauty in people, the LGBT community and more. I also reveal the values that people take for granted. In each poem and entry I take an objective view to which I choose to pay attention and find layers of meaning; expressions of beauty.