Wattaya Mean, Men Don't Care

By Lewis Saunders

Book Overview

This book of poetry is about love and loss of love from men's points of view. Each poem is based on an actual interview or interviews with men of all ages and ethnicity; from all walks of life and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1881524434
• ISBN13: 9781881524434
• Release Date: November 1998
• Publisher: Milligan Books
• Length: 76 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Healing

The soul touching poetry of Lewis Saunders is a therapist's couch bound into a book. Lewis Saunders touches the core of your emotions that have been adversely impacted by the malice of words and actions of those we love or have loved or even worse, by the pain we have inflicted upon others. I walked away with a better understanding of the emotions men experience in the face of painful good-byes and separations.

A blessed point of view!

I am writing this review not because I have to but in honor of my father, Lewis Saunders, the author of this book. My dad has put a lot of time and dedicated hard work into writing and gathering all of these feeling and insight from a males point of view, to give to everyone out there. He is a very dedicated man. To God, his children, and my son. If you miss out on this book, your missing out on a chance of a lifetime to really see the world thru our eyes(men). Give it a chance and I am positive you will love it!! Good reading to all!

Inspirational

If you have ever loved anyone, this book is a must. The book gives a revelation to those who have "dumped" others. It also gives hope for those who are "healing" from love lost. Lewis Saunders is a very sensitive writer who knows what it means to lose at love and heal after it's gone. His book has been an inspiration to me and others who know exactly what he's talking about. God Bless you Lewis!

Inspirational

This is a must for anyone in a relationship. It is insightful, a true revelation to those who have "hurt" another loved one, and a constructive "healer" for those who need to move on with their lives after losing in a relationship.

Beauty and Integrity From the Concept to the Last Word

Lewis Saunders has stripped away countless stereotypes by simply imagining this collection of poems and observations on men in relationships. By-passing the "Marlboro Man" and the "Knight in Shining Armor," Mr. Saunders presents to us "The Saturday Afternoon Man" - the guy who simply wants to share a lazy Saturday with his loved one. Mr. Saunders serves as our guide, walking us through the many levels of relationship Hell and lifting us up to the ethereal joys only love can bring, all the while retaining a truth and dignity rarely found in this genre. I highly recommend this aptly-titled book.