by Douglas Escher (Author)

My Sacrament: My Efforts in the Art of Writing Prose is Douglas Escher's heartfelt collection of poetic reflections--what he calls his "sacrament in verse." Paired with full-color photographs, these short, simple rhymes invite you to pause, breathe, and see everyday life through the lens of gratitude, second chances, and steady faith. Rooted in Escher's Catholic upbringing, shaped by his service in Vietnam, and strengthened by 35 years of helping people grow through Dale Carnegie Training, these pages offer honest, down-to-earth encouragement for anyone who's still learning, healing, and moving forward. "I gladly say I have time left to freely spend. I'll take a second glance And give my remaining time a second chance. There's a lot I know I can improve in the time to come. I'll leave knowing I've left with something positively done!" Perfect for readers who appreciate faith-infused poetry and reflective prose, this book is a quiet companion for mornings, lunch breaks, or bedtime--reminding you that progress is possible and hope is near.

Author Biography

Douglas Escher was born into the Catholic faith and, now at the age of seventy-six, he is still living and growing his faith. For the past 35 years he has been involved in Dale Carnegie Training and the difference this work does for people greatly aligns with his faith and family. His writings were inspired by his service in the Vietnam War. Like most Vietnam vets, the struggles upon returning home were challenging. These writings were inspired by what he learned from that experience.