Waddell J. Dunmore’s A Glimpse Of My Mind’s Eye: Sensational Post-WWII Trauma Poetic Afterglows
Mr. Waddell Dunmore’s anthology “A Glimpse Of My Mind’s Eye” is a classic poetry collection for teenagers, young minorities, and retrospective folks. Every poem glimmers hope and prosperity for the lost and drifting souls. After all, this book is written by someone who was in his nascent years during the widespread and wrecking World War 2 tragedy. Waddell’s mom was fortunate to escape the WWII incorrigible demise and destruction.
Wretchedly, the War of the Nations went global, knocking on doors, but thuds were louder on the shelter planks of black, non-caucasians, and minorities. The horrid truth ought to be out for a resounding reason.
Although the speckling bullets and bombardment rocked grounds and houses, Mr. Waddell was inspired by patience and perseverance that nurtured inside him during his catastrophic childhood years. the author’s eyes caught something else. Kindness and love for others were far more powerful and jarring than a heart or shelter could ever feel. Waddell Dunmore’s life-war rhythmical composition alleviates the deafening WWII bombings with soft and heartfelt poetry.
Reminiscing on the Past Life
Dunmore’s sharp memory allowed him to peep into the past a little more than most of us. And so was his will and valor that helped him foster good memories. Seeing the WWII aftermaths waning off in front of his guileless teenage years and youthful eyes, Waddell authentic anthology brings them back to life. His poetry inspires compassion and harmony among folks with steadfast faith, a benevolent heart, and wholehearted sincerity towards humanity.
Bad memories, on the other hand, are poignant recollections make us who we truly are. Isn’t it dumbfounding to know that ill-fated times and instances make us all stronger? Thereof, it what made Mr. Waddell Dunmore write his book absorbed of the post-WWII trauamas in the most philosophical way possible. Affecting memoreies are truly the building blocks of life and the source that manifests your physical existence. Bittersweet memories are the catalysts that prepare you for the good and worst phases of life.
Besides, not everybody who undergoes wars and worries is ill-starred, but their destinies are far beyond – and above the horizons. Dunmore’s A Glimpse Of My Mind’s Eye is a euphonious compendium of uplifting and positive poetry that flourished in his mind during our planet’s darkest ruinous days.
Mr. Dunmore’s Statement aided Him in Finding Serenity in Poetry
Despite Mr. Waddell being a small boy when the biggest man-made disaster took place, his subconscious mind cannot forget the event. The widespread global firestorm coerced him to take seclusion in what he did best – poetry. His soulful rhymes has a spellbinding clarity and eloquence worth a lifetime of admiration.
The most ironic African-American statement ever made by Dunmore suggests: “I’m grateful that I was born in the United States Of America.” Hence, it’s unthinkable to perceive what went into and through Dunmore’s mind as he tries to inject inspiration into youths and minorities with his thoughtful real-time poetry.
A Mind’s Getaway comes before Actual Freedom
Remember, nothing remains excruciatingly unbearable for a person if the negative memories seize to exist. And that’s Waddell’s secret recipe of his craft, penning back-to-back blockbuster librettos in the form of rhymes. He uses his past life’s heartbreaking experiences as a primary tool to create such awe-inspiring conciliatory poetries. As his mission for youngsters and minority groups to learn peace and live by its notion, liberating minds from misery is equally imperative.
Motherland’s Love is Incomparable
This caption speaks volumes and is quite louder as it encapsulates the term ‘mother.’ The author recalls his mother and grandmother being the fortress of love and affection. Nothing went through the self-sacrificing stronghold; let them be boos, bullets, and bombs. Dunmore, still, after going through traumas and tussles with his beloved country, acknowledges its unprecedented bearing to advocate peace.
According to the author, America’s freedom is still intact and better than other nations that were absent during the overwhelming human-made disasters. It’s one of those nations that took WWII aftershocks profoundly; to change and mend things for the better. Now, its known for its peace-keeping efforts worldwide.
Even after making a mind-boggling declaration that he’s proud of his birthplace, he believes that the USA is the touchstone of peace and prosperity. Regardless of the world’s monopolistic nature and political hostility, the USA remains a peacemaking frontrunner.
Advocating Peace by resolving Doctrines and Differences in the US
Most certainly, Mr. W. J. Dunmore, in his 80s, has seen more and enough than the successful American teenagers and millennials. Hence, he rightly proclaims the United States Of America as the ultimate player in sponsoring peace and global harmony. Today, the USA encourages everyone to find their American dream to accomplish life goals.
He wishes to see US citizens of color and different ethnicities live in a courteous community that fosters mutual respect and love. Eventually, such nationwide kindheartedness and hope kindle the light of freedom and fairness that exudes across our universal homeland – the planet earth. His poetry assemblage is a contemplative work free of the hate and humiliation of the human race. Rather, it promotes peace and love as a collaborative device for each US individual; to help realize their worth as proud Americans.
End Note
Even W. J. Dunmore’s hometown Corpus Christi has time-honored significance as his poems. The Gulf of Mexico’s coastal community had the biggest US naval air training center back in the 40s. Thus, we should let go of our thoughts for a while. Picturing Corpus without corpses back then is the ugliest lie anyone can tell. Such were the hostilities that went beyond borders – and into homes of smaller communities.
Seeing a woman dying in his toddler age, the unanswered question ‘Why?’ still haunts the author. Miraculously, things turn pleasant when life seems distorted by war sounds and distresses. A mother’s and grandma’s unconditional love instilled love, honesty, and compassion in Dunmore’s personality. Even the poems reflect unselfish love, compassion, and a will to sacrifice for others.
