Guest DCAUFan1051 Posted September 12, 2008 Report Share Posted September 12, 2008 I have been writing poetry since I was fourteen years old and just at the end of 2007 my first book The Twists Of Faith & Fate was published. It's a book of poetry that I wrote between 2001-2003. The poems in this book have subject matter of love loss rejection heartache and heart break. Below is the back cover description on the book In this book of poetry you will see the love, loss, rejection, sadnes, happiness, and redemption through Michael's eyes. It is about wanting everlasting love and yearning for that special person to come along and give it freely, wanting a real and rare love that may never come into your life. It is about miss that lost love that you want to return to you. It's 85 pages the MSRP is $16.95 however I sell them autographed for $20 Then in July of 2008 my second book of poetry was published. It is The Twists of Faith & Fate II: Losing Faith Finding Fate in the follow up to The Twists of Faith & Fate this sequel includes the same subject matter as the first however there is a short story at the end of this book about a TRUE event that happened to me. As well as a preview of the next book to come. Below is the back cover description on the book In the follow titled book to The Twists of Faith & Fate, Michael ssems to be able to delve deeper into the heart and soul. Feelings of love, loss, rejection, revenge, rage, redemption, and the sound of a fading heartbeat as he hits rock bottom. This book is a continuation of what has come before it. Still wanting that rare and real everlasting love in your lifeand still wanting a lost love to return to you. Broken hearts are abound here in the second book of The Twists of Faith & Fate Series I wrote both of the back cover blurbs. It's 148 pages the MSRP is $24.95 however I sell them autographed for $25 if anyone would like to see them online you can find them at www.publishamerica.com just click on the online bookstore then search the title or my name. If anyone would like to purchase them they can email me at nashbridges21@hotmail.com PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE Buy them from me I offer FREE 3-4 day shipping. Do not buy them through the publisher as the royalties I get from them are fuckin laughable. Thanks for looking at the post everyone earth-2.net RULES Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest DCAUFan1051 Posted September 30, 2008 Report Share Posted September 30, 2008 here's a poem from the first book it's my favorite out of all of them in the first book: Take Me In Take me in Into your heart Take me into your life Believe in me As I believe in you Love me as I’ll always love you Take me in Into your life Take me into your heart Please save my soul and take me into yours Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest DCAUFan1051 Posted October 7, 2008 Report Share Posted October 7, 2008 here's the poem I wrote after 9/11 happened that is in my first book of poetry. Fight For What You Believe In this day and age we must fight We must fight for freedom We must fight for love 4 We must fight for what we believe in In this time of loss and tragedy We band together and fight for our freedom We are all Americans there should not be any discrimination 8 But there is and we fight that too There are men and women fighting right now Overseas they are fighting for America And we must be brave and pray for them 12 We must fight for what we believe All across the country every person has helped another And America is united as one Because we all fight for what we believe 16 We must fight for what we believe in For the victims, families, police officers, fire fighters, and soldiers of September 11, 2001 Written September 13, 2001 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest DCAUFan1051 Posted October 12, 2008 Report Share Posted October 12, 2008 this was the poem I wrote about the Red Sox in 2001 it's in the first Twists book I modified it after they won in 2004 For The Love Of The Game (A Red Sox Fan’s Tribute To Boston) Entering Fenway Park taking in the sights Breathing in the smell of the field and the food Listening to the crack of the bat As Nomar, Manny, or Damon send one over the Green Monster Watching Henderson steal another base 6 All for the love of the game Feeling the excitement of a new baseball season Hoping the Red Sox will make it this year Sitting behind home plate or on the first base side Watching the action live and in person Or sitting out by the Green Monster 12 Reaching out and touching history Watching Pedro strike out batter after batter Seeing the disappointment on the opponents face As Martinez’s fastball or low breaking ball get him to swing Hearing the crowd cheer as I am one of them now Seeing Pedro finish an inning with a double play 18 As Hillenbrand comes up to hit I grew up as a Boston Red Sox Fan They are my passion So is the game itself I’ve watched the Red Sox since I as four years old That’s eighteen years of many different players coming and going 24 All for the love of the game With names like Evans, Boggs, and Clemens Players from the 80’s and great ones at that Greenwell, Barrett, Buckner, and Rice All my favorites at the time With Clemens on the mound anything was possible 30 My all is for the love of the game Although he played before my time Who can forget the Splendid Splinter Ted Williams? Possibly the best hitter in Red Sox and baseball history He really could send a ball flying And in 1999 when he gave his fans one last curtain call 36 At the all-star game in Fenway Park it put a tear in my eye Then there is the Yas and Carlton Fisk Could they ever play making diving catches Hitting balls out of Fenway like there was nothing better to do All the players from Williams, Yas, and Fisk To Evans, Boggs, Greenwell, and Clemens To today with Nomar, Manny, Nixon, Damon, and the rest Over the years it’s all about playing baseball Playing like you love it and nothing can take the thrill away from you 45 All for the love of the game For all the Boston Red Sox players past and present and for all the diehard Red Sox fans that support the team win or lose. Go Red Sox!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest DCAUFan1051 Posted October 19, 2008 Report Share Posted October 19, 2008 these 2 poems I wrote because I had an idea in my head one day about a boy who ran away.... the first was in my first Twists book it's sequel was in Twists II: The Runaway The streets are cold The night is lonely A small boy wanders down a street Looking for help Looking for love He is a runaway He runs fast He runs far He is looking for shelter There are people everywhere But no one will help me So he continues to run Running so far and as fast as his little legs can go He just runs from everyone He is lonely His parents worry about him His father paces about the room His mother sobs in a chair They want their son back But he ran away The Runaway II: Still Running The streets are cold The night is still lonely He has learned to adjust A young man now he is still a runaway Looking for help Looking for love He has started to run home But will they want him? Will they still love him? He wants to hug his mother He wants to talk with his father But he is still a runaway Scared to go home He must return sometime though He has survived on the streets since age twelve Now twenty years old he wants to come home His parents have given up hope His father no longer paces but cries in the den His mother has become an alcoholic to escape her sadness Her husband can do nothing to help her Because of his own depression of his son leaving The boy returns home to find them not there so he runs again And he always will run, because his parents, his home is gone And he ran away Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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