Human After All

by Kate Margaret Bigalk

Kate Margaret Bigalk is a freelance writer and a poet. She is very passionate about what she writes. Kate has the unique ability to put the right words on feelings that don’t seem to have any conventional definition. She can capture any ordinary moments of anyone’s life and turn them into something either funny, beautiful, or something that touches the heart. Her unique poetry and sense of humor have helped her cope with many challenges in her life. She not only has written about her personal experiences as a woman in a wheelchair; she has written about universal themes that influence the lives of everyone. Her unique writing skills have already been accepted and appreciated by readers of all ages and backgrounds.

98 pages, Paperback

First published February 19, 2007

Reviews

[Violet]

"Nobody told me its o.k. to question who I was.
Nobody taught me to pause;
It is always go, go, and go.
That is what I’ve been told"

Human After All by Kate Margaret Bigalk is a Collection of Poetry written between 1998 to 2006. This book divided into two parts, namely 'poetry of my past' and 'funny pages'.

The poems are mostly about Life, Struggle and humans perspective and feelings. I enjoyed this book very much. The Author's observation about her challenges, the humorous way she portroys it, wonderful. The Author even included the funny pages, contains her imaginary comedy routine, which I absolutely loved.

Author's view of life, her thoughtfulness and her positivity reflect in every one of her poems and should really be appreciated. My Favourite poems are Mocking Bird, Love Is…, Happiness Is…, Feather, Women and I Write.

I would highly recommend this book to everyone who loves poetry.

Some of my favourite lines are:

"The old friends who said they would always be there, No longer come around"

"Everyone Else is Laughing
When can I?"

"Do not be afraid that your life will end,
be afraid that it will never begin"


Thank you to the author for providing an e-review copy. Note this is my HONEST review of the book.


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[Tonia Christle]

I enjoyed this book! And it struck me how genius it was for the author to include her own Funny Pages - essentially excerpts of a potential comedy act - in her book. Such a great way to get content out there!

[Susan]

Unexpected humor and hope

The poet’s generous heart and humorous observations challenge her readers to become open and more sensitive. Some of the poems written 25 years ago reflect a childlike wonder. Others capture your heart and must be shared! All of them put life in perspective.