After fighting a battle against Asperger's Syndrome and self-doubt, poet Trey Nevard offers to you his first book, "I Use the Words."In this book, you will find poems that reflect on Trey's thoughts, offer insight onto certain topics, tell spectacular stories, or just serve to be a little goofy. Whatever you're looking for, you might just find it in "I Use the Words."Featuring poems like "The Kiwi & the Swan," "The Social Experience of an Aspie in School," "Kryptonian," "Heroes that Don't Exist," "The Phoenix," and many more, "I Use the Words" is the perfect book of beginner's poetry to spark an interest in the craft.About the Author: Richard Owen Nevard III (Trey) was born on September 15, 1991 in Florida. The son of a pastor, he later moved to Colorado, then Ohio. Trey was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome when he was in fifth grade, which impeded his social life, but later proved to amplify his writing skills. After his father finished getting his Master's degree in Theology, his family became a part of the military, who sent them to Germany. He began writing for a magazine at the local library in Schweinfurt, Germany called The Zeen during his high school years and found he had a talent and interest in it. He began writing short stories during his senior year and beyond. After Germany, his family was sent to Belgium until his father retired from the Army and the family was sent to Augusta, Georgia, where they live today. While in Georgia, Trey began attending the Augusta campus of Georgia Military College, where he founded the GMC Writers and Illustrators Club (now the Creative Arts Club) in an effort to continue his craft. During his final year at GMC, Trey took a creative writing class that taught him how to write poetry. He immediately began sharpening his poetic skill and started a collection of poetry. Under the recommendation of Dr. Aman Kay, Trey decided to publish the poetry in this book.