Confessions Of A Poets heart
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After all the scandel and hate in the world with all the things that you face in life you can always start over and by doing so confess and let your heart free , you may go threw life not knowing which road to travel down but know that love overcomes al things and if you find yourself being misunderstood sometimes that mean you are the chosen one to help others seek redemption, be who you are love yourself and one another and most of all love god no matter what life you may live.
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This book is about love, hate, evny, greed and society it's a book for the people and by the people, it's a book that tells a story threw bio and poetry you would know of my journey from a child up until now, and from now till here on confessions of a poets heart shall live in your hearts forever, everyone can relate to this book, it's very optimistic it's about uplifting people and is for those who feel alone, This book is about loving one another and loving yourself. this is the first of three projects , the next book will be released 2012.
About the Author
My name is Gabriel Smith And I'm a 26 year old young writer, who started writng at the age of six I was born and raised in chicago Illionis to Valencia and Gabriel Smith I'm the second child out of six children, writing has been my escape since I could remember, and as a writer I like to take topics and manlipulate the character of it, I write what's in my heart from personal experience, from freinds expericences and how I view then, and how I step out of myself and view the situation. At this time in my life I now reside in Decatur Illionis a small town that has given me the direction to freely write and explore new measures In this book I tell a story of my life the many ostacles I've faced and my experiences with love, hate, and society and the story is told threw poetry with short entry's. Confessions of a poets heart was born, I knew if I wanted to start my life over I had to confess threw this poetry, you'll know of my journey from sympathy to shock and then sadness!