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Paul Grabisch is a retired New Yorker, Stuyvesant High School and SUNY New Paltz alumnus, and lifelong observer. His diverse career path and family life fuel the introspective and heartfelt poetry collected in “Three Generations of Poetry,” which celebrates creativity passed from mother to son to grandson.

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Paul Grabisch

Paul Grabisch was born and raised in New York City. He attended Stuyvesant High School and The State University College at New Paltz. As the middle child of three siblings, Paul built a varied career that included working in the furniture and elevator industries, as well as taking time as a substitute elementary school teacher. In later years, he also worked as a crossing guard at a middle school. Now retired, Paul reflects on a lifetime of diverse experiences.

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Years of Experience

A Life In Verse

Paul Grabisch's work is built on the belief that a well-lived life is the richest source of inspiration. His writing draws from decades of diverse experience in New York, from city streets to elementary classrooms, capturing the profound within the ordinary.

The Poet's Purpose

The mission of his writing is to transform personal reflection into universal connection. Through poetry and prose, he gives voice to the timeless themes of family, love, aging, and the quiet moments that define our lives, creating a bridge to readers' own stories.

My Guiding Principle

It encapsulates his creative philosophy. It is a call to cultivate awareness—to find the narrative depth in daily routines, the beauty in fleeting moments, and the poetry that exists all around us, waiting to be seen.

About the Book

Three Generations of poetry

“Three Generations of Poetry” by Paul Grabisch is a moving family chronicle told through verse. This unique anthology weaves together the works of three generations: the warm, conversational poems of matriarch Charlotte, written as letters and daily reflections; the introspective and evolving works of her son Paul, spanning youthful romance, fatherhood, and aging; and the vivid, nature-focused lyrics of his son, Jason. More than a simple collection, the book stands as a testament to the power of creativity as a familial legacy, capturing the distinct voice of each poet while beautifully illustrating the enduring bonds that connect them across decades.

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WHAT'S INSIDE THE BOOK

Discover a unique family legacy told through poetry. Explore heartfelt letters, reflective journeys on life and love, and vivid lyrical imagery across three generations, all in one captivating volume.

Charlotte's Personal Letters

Her section consists of warm, rhyming poems written as letters to family, friends, and even her vet. They capture a lifetime of moments, from thank-you notes to reflections on aging.

Paul's Evolving Voice

His extensive work shifts from romantic prose in his youth to playful poems for his sons, and finally to thoughtful pieces on aging and a late-life creative surge, showing his deep introspection.

Jason's Thematic Focus

Written in 2005, his poems are structured and lyrical. They focus on vivid nature imagery and atmosphere, creating stark contrasts between tranquility and impending storms with a mature voice.

The Combined Legacy

The book's power lies in the dialogue between the three. It shows how creativity, observation, and the documentation of life are a lasting legacy, connecting the family across different eras and styles.

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