To Emma's Gravestone & other poems is a book of poems by Jason S. Price that explores topics of the human experience and meditate on subjects that offer insights into our humanity. Each poem evokes a memory that creates a specific mood, tone, and feeling. The poems are meant to be enjoyed through experiencing their emotional and intellectual range; as the book forward explains: "Each poem is a prayer; an act conceived in love and its manifestation bears witness to its love. The struggle that is the joy and sorrow of each thought that eventually blossoms into a word is priceless; the feeling...

"leaves of love" is Belizean-American poet Jason S. Price's third book of poetry and it is an astonishing accomplishment, not only for its poetic reach, but because the poet is bold enough to explore the theme of love in an honest and contagious manner. These one hundred poems move beyond love's varied splendor and are a prophetic call of action to return to the religion of love. From the collection's first poem "let love" "let love.../be the alphabet that constructs/the blockbuster narrative of your life " to the last poem "Let's Love" "Let's Love one another/is not only the great/and most...

"Pearls & other poems" is a personal poetic odyssey that invites the reader to explore an imagination intimately and to appreciate the poems actively. Each poem pulls on the senses to become complete. These are meant to transport the reader on an adventure. They are emotional pearls that must not only be admired but experience. It is the poetic experience that opens the individual up to question and be engaged in the humanness and conversation that are the basic elements of living. These poems emotional range may differ but their denominator is constant: it is love. The poems spring from a...

short stories: stories from the heart about growing up, history, community and forgiving. These stories tug on the spirit with a human pulse.

"from the water's edge & other poems" is Belizean-American poet Jason S. Price's fifth book of poetry and it is a personal achievement because the poems render the heart bare. These poems are a collage, a multiple of voices and issues. For example, the poem "I Dream Through Slaves" is a faith rooted poem that comes from a legacy of pain: "Of slaves, I am its legacy - I dream through / Slaves because no matter how you oxidize / The green" haunts still; while the poem "Do Not Let Time" deals with time as purpose: "spend it, use it, work it in stride"; and the poem "A Space In My Skin" addresses...