Joseph T. Renaldi (Frackville, Pennsylvania)
I am originally from Windber, Pennsylvania.For many years I lived in Frackville located in eastern Pennsylvania.I am the author of The Wailing Wind, A Tale of Love and Obsession and an assortment of poetry.The poem, Graduation Day is the most read of all the poems that I have written thus far.Many of my poems have been used by many individuals and organizations throughout the world.I spent forty(40) years in the field of education and am now retired.Since my retirement I spent much of my time to the visual arts, especially writing, painting, drawing, and woodcrafts.My basic life resume consists of the following: Education: Windber High School, Windber, PA, Western Maryland College, ... more »
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Oh Mr Joe!
Your legacies would
leave after you.
Hello Mr. Renaldi. I too am a Veteran. I just read your magnificent poem 'Plight of Veterans'. Keep up the good work. I to am a Veteran.
Take Care.
Joseph you are compassionate, kind and caring person. You write with uniquness and with originality. You are talented poet, I enjoy being on your site.
Hi Joe...I just finished reading your poem, 'America's Plight'. This piece beams with inspiration and determination...and strives for a just end goal. Who wouldn't appreciate its message? Good rhythm, too. Well done, Joe. Well done...
Just me, Lare