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July 13, 2005 - Present
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Jennifer
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09/14/08 09:46:10
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Christopher,
Your poems are moving, the imagery is vivid and it's wonderful to meet another writer. I do hope we'll have a chance to communicate further.
Jenniferjo
Iowa
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Jane Stroud
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09/13/08 19:14:18
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Evergreen
She didn’t know where she would be in years to come,
And nowhere in the conversation did she mention his name
He paints for her into the night from her selfishness,
With his memories of his black hair and now gray
A world of faults to be his from her deceptions,
Taking with it his pride, standing there with his programmed smile
I turned away and looked into the blue twilight,
Chagall painting the black and white into color from the 50’s
I hide away by the fire in the attic, melting into the walls,
To finish the business that will never be complete
As I breathe in the cold fresh pine air to warm my heart,
Relieving me from years of draining dreams and messes to come
And let us not forget about the emptiness,
The lack of not having for I would have became a slave to it
The game that cannot be won from her smile and slatternliness,
Look up at me and into my eyes with burning flesh
With a mouth and tongue of swirling pearl,
Without the laughter and with solitude of silence, I find peace
Freedom that would have never been and the love of life that comes from it,
Weep to another for what would ever be sensible in the impossible…
If this is your work, it is excellent 
I am a published poet, contributions to Poetry Anthologies. The first book was called Amidst The Splendor.
Jane Stroud
California
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Camiil
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09/10/08 03:31:14
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I LOVED, "A SPRING DAY IN WINTER"!!!
Camiil
Valdosta, GA.
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Mary
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08/06/08 00:48:56
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Hi Christopher,
What a full and impressive life you've lead! I checked out your autobiography it is an interesting read.
Got to get up at o'dark thirty so I better hit the hay.
Ciao,
Mary
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Rosemerry
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08/02/08 08:36:25
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Just wanted to say hello and to let you know that read your Poetry page. I enjoyed reading through all of them. One of my favorites was ''Lascivious'' very nice
Keep up the great work!
Rosemerry Perez
New York
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Steve Kazanjian
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07/31/08 20:20:51
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I am out here in San Diego but I am originally from Rhode Island (kempo hot bed) while cruising around the web I came across your website.
Just had to say that your Office is a work of art. I'm going to show it to my cousin who is an architect!
Hope business is good and good luck.
Steve Kaz.
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Mark Retana
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07/20/08 22:32:39
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Professor Geary,
Thank you for the kind words and looking at my Long Form 6. That was me ten years ago in competition.
Your accomplishments are very impressive. If I accomplish a third of what you have within my lifetime, I will consider myself to be very successful.
It's an honor to make your acquaintance, Sir.
Full Salute,
Mark Retana
San Jose, California
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Doug
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07/04/08 12:51:52
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Have a very happy Independence Day!
Doug
Middletown, New Jersey
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Geir
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07/02/08 10:35:54
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Professor Geary,
I just wanted to send a few words to express my gratitude for being a part of Christopher N. Geary’s Shaolin Kempo Karate. Though I have only been a member for 6 months, I have seen drastic changes in stamina, control, and balance, as well an improved confidence in my abilities to defend myself – if necessary.
I respect the fact that even the smallest details are considered in the development of your program - from the quality and look of the dojo to the system itself – something that increases the overall quality of the school.
This combined with excellent instructors and dedicated students make the journey through Kempo both challenging and rewarding.
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Judith Baer-Peters
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06/28/08 10:32:21
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Christopher,
Your poem, "A Spring Day in Winter" is so moving and beautiful. It moved me over and over again. I'm going to print it for future inspiration.
Judith
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