A true poetic genius, DreamingBear is this generation's poet laureate of Nature. DreamingBear is a master of metaphor; "each molecule-mantra" tenderly kissing the soul's "supernova of senses." Be prepared to be awakened as his eloquent and alluring words transport you to the "naked tenderness of truth" and the laughter and playfulness of "holy amorous mischief."

DreamingBear's literary influence is powerful. An intellectual prodigy of the Transcendentalist thinkers such as Emerson and Thoreau; his ancestry also illustrates a similar lineage with some of the worlds most profound poets; Gibran, Rumi and Hafiz. Reminiscent of these poetic greats, DreamingBear's understanding of science and spirit as well as his deep attunement to the whispers of nature allow you to see yourself as Lover and Beloved, in universal Oneness.

Through his words we become enlightened, separation becomes an illusion, and a spiritual awakening unfolds. Our layers of identity, stories, victories, and laments to the Self that transcend personality disappear and we discover our ultimate identity that is everyone and everything. Far from a state of self-delusion or escapism, this awakening represents the ultimate development of the most valuable qualities of human life: kindness, compassion, freedom, intelligence, and creativity. Under DreamingBear's love spell, you will be ravished by "subatomic particles having a party" and will be moved to "undress your soul inside your heart's hallway."

Together with DreamingBear we can end the emotional ignorance of the past and learn to treat each other and ourselves with greater dignity and understanding. His work deserves a wide and universal audience of not only poetry lovers, but also of life lovers everywhere. His vision is fully worthy of our cosmic status as spiritual beings in human form. "Wild Love" can uplift the human race into human grace, where we can live "the light of a billion suns" and "surrender everything to love" for "tonight we dance!"

-Harold Bloomfield, M.D., author of nineteen books including
The New York Times best-seller "How to Survive the Loss of a Love."