In Reimagine, Richard Lee Harris's first collection of poetry, he leads others on a personal journey from Alaska to the cafs of Seville while recreating the richness of the world around him.

With the hope that others will experience life's most memorable moments through his eyes first and then their own, Harris shares his reflections on the uniqueness of ordinary experiences, the relationship of those moments to his natural world, and the impression these memories left with him. From "Arctic White" where "Tundra falls into Beaufort Sea, snow dissolves, translucent in ascendant sun," to "Child of the Desert" where "Specks of shade in a solar sea cast their patterned light over an infant sleeping in a hammock gently rocked by grandmother sitting docile in her cobbled chair," Harris couples beautiful imagery with lyrical verse to tell a relatable and emotional story.

..". Richard Lee Harris invites us to reimagine events that are part of a rich life and introduces us to environments where we can wander, appreciating the elegance of nature along with the clash of cultures ..."
-Jim Milstead, PhD (ret.), Poet and Memoirist, University of California-Berkeley

Original poems by Richard Lee "Dick" Harris offering impressions and memories of Alaska and Washington State, and the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Alberta. "Harris writes in the clear imagery of nature and the detail of a naturalist, and with subtle emotions." -Don Duffy, former literary editor and poetry professor, Central Oklahoma University

In Reimagine, Richard Lee Harris's first collection of poetry, he leads others on a personal journey from Alaska to the cafs of Seville while recreating the richness of the world around him.

With the hope that others will experience life's most memorable moments through his eyes first and then their own, Harris shares his reflections on the uniqueness of ordinary experiences, the relationship of those moments to his natural world, and the impression these memories left with him. From "Arctic White" where "Tundra falls into Beaufort Sea, snow dissolves, translucent in ascendant sun," to "Child of the Desert" where "Specks of shade in a solar sea cast their patterned light over an infant sleeping in a hammock gently rocked by grandmother sitting docile in her cobbled chair," Harris couples beautiful imagery with lyrical verse to tell a relatable and emotional story.

..". Richard Lee Harris invites us to reimagine events that are part of a rich life and introduces us to environments where we can wander, appreciating the elegance of nature along with the clash of cultures ..."
-Jim Milstead, PhD (ret.), Poet and Memoirist, University of California-Berkeley