Destiny Revealed
1. "An impressive book and well worth any reader's attention". - (Midwest Book Review)
2. Rating of 5 out of 5---------------Muses Review
3. for Immediate Release...
As women in a tough stressful world today has your emotions ever ran wild? Have you ever had the need to hear the words of
another to know that you are not alone? And so, a new poetry book is born, Destiny Revealed, by Kit Wilson, with intense poetic
words of women's lives today. This refreshing poetry book is a welcome change from traditional ones. Destiny Revealed gives
the message to women that they are not alone in the worldly trials they face today. -------------------October 18, 2005 Book
Reviewer: Layne Spencer Husky Book Promos
4. Nice words. I like the ocean tide philosophy the best.-----Mark Wildes, Author of Order of Coincidence
5. Wonderful, inspiring poetry. After reading the excerpts, I will surely purchase this book. Keep up the great work. ---Becky
Heacock, Bassett, Virginia
6. Great inspiring poetry. I loved it.---Carl Nosilw, North Carolina
7. I have only read the previews, but can plainly see that you have a God-given gift for poetry. I wish you the best with
this book and all your literary adventures. God bless you! Very Nice Poetry.--------Kealoha Wells, Author of The Gospel of
Poetry
8. Long Book Review
by Andrew Angus
Muses Review
Book:Destiny Revealed
Author: Kit Wilson
Genre: Poetry
Publisher: Lulu
Rating: 4 olives
Kit Wilson's first poetrybook, Destiny Revealed, is a compilation of poems with various themes like love, nature, city, family,
character study, environment, holidays, pets, sports, philosophy, religious and many more.
Her poem "Nascar Red 8" won the "Best Sports Poem of Year 2005" for 2nd Muses Prize - Poetry. I wonder if Kit Wilson is race
car fan because she has two sports poem devoted to car racing - "Thunder Road" and "Nascar Red 8".
Her poem "My Husband is a Redneck" won the "Best Fatherhood Poem of Year 2005" for 2nd Muses Prize - Poetry. The poem is about
what fathers (like her husband) do in the family.
Her poem "Free Spirits" won the "Best Inspirational Poem of Year 2005" for 2nd Muses Prize - Poetry. The poem is about people
who follow their dreams.
Kit Wilson loves to make character poems such as "The Patient", "The Nurse", "The Student". Character poems are poems that
deals with a person that is not named. Kit Wilson is a nurse so it is logical that she has two character poems related to
her profession.
She also writes city poems like "Lonesome Train", "The City That Never Sleeps", "Unbelievable Event" ( a poem about 911).
Her poem "Lonesome Train" is nominated "Best City Poem of Year 2005" for 2nd Muses Prize.
One of her best poems is "The Blackened Sky" which is a poem about her experience with tornadoes.
One can see the poet's devotion to her family, husband like in the poems, "Grandma's House", "Mother", "To My Husband", "The
Truth of the Years", "My Soul Mate", "My Daddy", etc.
"Thank You God for Ares", "Husky Hugs" and "Ares' Hospital Experience" are three poems about her pet dog, Ares.
Her love poems are memorable like "Soft Whispers" and "Like a Flower Blooming In Spring" . Her poem "Soft Whispers" is nominated
"Best Love Poem of Year 2005" for 2nd Muses Prize for Poetry.
Her poem "Every Drop of the Rain" and "What Happened to Our Love" are lyrical poems. A lyrical poem is a poem that is like
a lyrics of a love song. Kit Wilson should write more lyrical poems.
Her nature poems conjure vivid images such as "The Cry of the Wolf", "The Mountain", "Desolate Beauty". Her poem "The Cry
of the Wolf" is nominated "Best Nature Poem of Year 2005" for 2nd Muses Prize.
Her two poems "Personal Space" ( a poem about the internet) and "Keyboard" (poem about the internet also) are devoted to technology.
One poem "Our Flag" deals with patriotism.
Three poems are devoted to her state, "So Close Yet So Far Away", "West Virginia Lands", "The Lonely Road".
She also writes religious/inspirational poems such as "Lord and Family", "My Lord Giveth Another Day", "Eyes in the Sky",
etc.
It seems to me that Kit Wilson has a happy childhood since I cannot see any poem that deals with angst and torments of growing
up. Some of her poems are nostalgic and deals with happy memories.
Kit Wilson's structure of writing poetry is the "block structure" instead of the "quatrain structure" which is widely used
by traditional poets. About ninety percent of her poems is in a "block structure". I prefer the quatrain structure since I
am traditionalist poet.
Some of her poems are rhymed while most of her poems are in free verse. Her poetrybook is not arranged by chapters. There
are 124 poems in her first poetrybook!
The title of her poetrybook "Destiny Revealed" seems to say that her destiny has been revealed to her. Her destiny in love,
family, and yes, as a poet.
As a whole, the poetrybook has a positive effect on the readers. I can see a bright future for Kit Wilson in poetry since
she won three major category awards (Best Sports Poem, Best Fatherhood Poem and Best Inspirational Poem) and she has many
poems nominated (nominated: Best Love Poem, Best City Poem, Best Nature) for the 2nd Muses Prize - Poetry. Just a few more
poetrybooks and she could make a name for herself in poetry.
End of review.
This will be published in Muses Review online by April 2007.
===========================================================
The Blue Penguin
1. Publishing childen's books as e-books and then as print books provides a richer reading experience.
2. Kit Wilson is on the leading edge in book technology and has done a gorgeous job. --Dan Poynter--The Self Publishing ManualPara
Publishing
3. A cute story with a good moral.-------Pam Rakes - Bassett, VA.
4. An exhilerating child's story that teaches facts and lessons in life. The popularity of the litle Blue Penguin is increasing---
--Yahoo Groups - analyze and discuss poetry group
===========================================================
Journal of a Trucker's Wife
1. Never before has this reviewer seen such acurate details of the ins and outs of trucking by a woman's point of view.-------------Yahoo
Group-analyze and discuss poetry group
2. Really loved this book. It felt like you were right there on the road with them during all their adventures. Couldn't put
it down.----------------Rebecca Heacock - Bassett, VA
