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Jerry Staudenraus is currently retired and previously served in the U.S. Army. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Central Washington University. Staudenraus lives in Moses Lake, Washington.

A book of imaginings intended to be read with ease, for fun, reflection or humor, this anthology explores human, as well as animal connections to each other, earth and beyond. 

Covering a plethora of subjects, topics include heavenly bodies, orbs, circles of life, skygods and the rhythms and movements of players playing and being played. The poems also ponder time passages and hopes of changes and fulfillment. They are about love and remembering and death, as well as hope and regret. 

“An Exciting Anthology Will Elevate Our Comprehension on the Secrets of the Universe

Poetry had always been a symbol of freedom and creativity. It gives a poet the power to weave a beautiful masterpiece. Using words and emotions, poems have the ability to take a reader into transcendental realms. It can fully engage a person’s psyche and soul and let the imagination roam free. Thus, is the artistic route that Jerry Staudenraus is treading. He exemplifies creativity, freedom, and wit. He welcomes everyone into his vibrant world through his book, “Moonbeams and Poetry: For Those Whose Ears Are Pricked and Tongues That Are Long-Drawn.”

The book is a compilation of whimsical, creative, and philosophical poems that will invoke a state of pondering for every reader. Staudenraus’ writing style can provoke thoughts and produce vivid imagery. It can create a color-induced imaginary treat for every reader regardless if they are new to poetry or have read works from established poets like Shel Silverstein, Robert Frost, Vox Poetica, and Referential Magazine. Staudenraus also infused vibrant imageries that help amplify the message conveyed by his poems.

The book is very well received and was recognized as the Best Book in the Category of Poetry by the prestigious book award-giving body, Pinnacle Book Achievement Award. These awards are given to recognize some of the finest independently-published authors and small presses. Its wide category includes Children’s Interest, Fiction, Novel, Memoir, Self-Help, Health, How-To, Inspirational, Juvenile Fiction, Historical Fiction, Poetry, and many more. After being scrutinized by experienced editor-judges for content, quality, writing style, presentation, and cover design, Staudenraus’ book was selected from the wide pool of entries as the best in its category.”