Welcome to the Web site of the English author Forrest Fyr. In his first 179 page volume Poet Tree - Forrever Memories, Forrest describes his struggle with sexuality in relation to Christianity and how God has saved him from early childhood sexual traumas.  See what happens when you delve into the Forrest.   He has developed a method of recording thoughts on paper through the use of time stamps.  Developed back in 1991, this journal-like entry of poems is quite unique.  We invite you to pull up a comfortable chair and explore his writings.   

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What started out as free writing, Forrest has kept intact his method of producing poems that include this time stamp to show the progression of his writings.  It also enables the reader to understand the makings of the history behind the author Forrest Fyr.  Each written poem is linked to a date and time in which it was created.  Like a history book, this journal-like way of writing has enabled Forrest to creatively store his ever changing life experiences.  In this first volume, Forrever Memories, Forrest struggles with his sexuality and Christianity during the last year of high school.  He also records his recent past which includes when he was the victim of child sexual abuse.  Lastly he recalls the relationships that he was involved in.  You will certainly enjoy reading about these experiences and perhaps grow alongside "Tree" as Forrest was once called in his youth.