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In Northspur, Richard Wilson Moss, shares his journey of a young poet and family man, struggling with cultural expectations of the Seventies in America and with his addictions.

Early poetry written to Sandy, poems of love and admiration.

Poetry written in California and Baltimore, MD from a 25 year span.

Poetry written in 2017 and posted on Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/71147244877/?ref=bookmarks

First published poetry chapbook featuring A Violent Wasting and other long poems written 1981 to 2000.

Philosophical proverbs by Philip Allen Moss Sr, his delight and despair with humanity.

Northspur is a yarn of a young poet and family man in search of truth. On the way, he wrestles with self-doubt, his ego, his uncontrolled male sexuality and his family's expectations. Northspur heralds the stops along the way.

Richard's poetry of 2009 featuring 12 poetic letters to personal apostles.

Richard, " writes his friend, Sand Tucker, "You weave the same strands into an ever more complicated tapestry. Most excellent.

The eighth chapbook of poetry by Richard Wilson Moss featuring Genesis and assorted poetry from 2012.

Poetry written by Richard over 25 years span reflecting philosophical thought.

This is the second volume of collected poems written by Richard from 2005 to 2015. The first volume's poems were written from 1971 to 2004 and is availble for purchase as well.

Eleventh chapbook from Richard Wilson Moss, poems of a philosophical nature.

The ninth chapbook of poetry and philosophy by Richard Wilson Moss.

Poetry by Richard from 2007, featuring Prophecy and poems of childhood reflections.

Poetry from 2004, written about personal life events in different places around the world, describing humanity's place in the universe.

Poetry written Spring and Summer of 2015 by Richard Wilson Moss.

Poetry written by Richard Wilson Moss from Winter 2015 to Spring 2016

Poetry written by Richard from 2020-2022 and published on Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/groups/71147244877

Richard began writing poetry at the age of twelve, after an assignment by his 6th grade teacher. In his twenties, Richard read voraciously history and literature and wrote 40 sonnets to improve his writing's flow His journey then as a young poet/family man is documented in Northspur, an autobiographical journal. In his thirties he wrote his first chapbook while working blue collar jobs to support his growing children and had little time to wri...