Poetry

This is a Poetry Feast not for the timid or the weak to eat!

Some things are just between a Man and a Woman

Eric has allowed God to shape and enrich his character through a quickened spirit-man and the life-altering tool of incarceration. Eric was incarcerated for 15 years for a crime he maintains he is innocent of; yet, Eric refused to become bitter and chose to become better by allowing God to reveal the purpose for which he was created—allowing God to impact the lives of others through him. In this poignant, creatively expressed, inspirational, poetic masterpiece, Eric shares with the world secret thoughts, feelings and views that opens the blinds and allows others to experience the brightness that shines through the window of his soul. With that being said, he invites you to accompan ...

Children's book #Waterinjustice is a wonderful poetry, coloring, and activity book for ages 4-13. While children read poem #Waterinjustice they will be able to color beautiful illustrations that show how important water is in our lives and how denial of water is an injustice to humanity.

A story revealed in poetic fashion which entails the peace that exists with all occurrences. Through every experience a harmonious balance transpires between man and wildlife. An attempt to enlighten the unexplained with grace and love is evident throughout Crimson Hue. The passion of one can encourage religious awakenings in the masses.The art presented throughout the poem expresses a sentiment of tranquility. Boxer along with his wife and children contribute to each story with writing, art,revision and production.

CROW is the work of poet and songwriter Bebe Kern, Alabama Gulf Coast native now living in North Carolina. CROW is the first in a series of collections about creatures and processes of the natural world, light and dark.

in this 62 page poem, a Dog seeks to save a child in a wrecked, scorched earth.

Georgina L. Cardoza looks back on her life and relationship with God. Asking, "God, where is your secret chamber?" Filled with beautiful Bible scriptures and personal/family history.

I Thought We’d Have Forever, a collection of poems and prose, chronicles author Michelle Andrea Bracken’s experiences as caregiver to her husband who lived with stroke-induced vascular dementia for eight-and-one half years.