The Infinite Path

This is a collection of poems, thoughts, and feelings gathered over many years; in many moods and stages of life. They have been brought together in chronological order, a bit like an autobiography. The pieces take you on a winding path in search of harmony, not only in the literal sense, but also as a soul name, making this a journey of self-discovery. Of course, this journey never ends.

May you enjoy the wandering.

Harmony has been using poetry to express thoughts and observations, dreams, and emotions, since the age of fourteen. Her writing had always been very private, with only a piece here and there being shared with a select audience. After a couple of decades of creative drought, a resurgence of writing mojo finally occurred. More and more instances of sharing gained very positive feedback as readers felt moved and connected to what they read, and that feedback resulted in a desire for Harmony to set her work free. At times joyful, wistful, or romantic, at others darker and angry, Harmony rides the roller coaster of life as we all do. She tries to soften its harder edges with meditation, Yoga, and Qi Gong and finds joy, wonder, and inspiration in nature. She is learning to paint and hopes to one day incorporate her words with art. She chooses to write under the name of Harmony Clark, not for anonymity, but because it is a truer representation of self. Clark is the surname given at birth, rather than that chosen with marriage. Harmony is more esoteric.

Transit

You were born on a highly fragile world.

This collection of poems is not suitable for those under twenty, without support.

Our present culture does not require novels or short stories as entertainment, but at all levels, serious reflection before action.

Klaus Kuziow was born in Germany in 1941. He came to Australia in 1950, experiencing a period of almost boundless freedom in Port Stephens, NSW. He served in the RAN as an electronics technician from 1959 to 1966.

A period of working within Sydney University introduced him to the visual arts. In the years 1974 to 1990 he assisted in the planning and production of major fine art exhibitions with the Australia Council. These travelled the world as part of our cultural outreach.

For the last 25 years he has entertained himself with the successful operation of a furniture restoration and upholstery business.

He has the joy of two adult children, Veronica and James, who pursue the values and commitments upon which the human race is attempting to build a civilisation.