The Conversations We Have
Confessions, Conversations, and Poetry
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People are forever trying or delivering their opinions about a variety of topics to the rest of the world. These thoughts, ideas or opinions are delivered either thorough, confessions or conversations and for the lucky and gifted ones, poetry. These topics of discussion include relationships, respect, forgiveness and empathy. Confessions, Conversations and Poetry is a book about a variety of topics that the average people either discuss or think about discussing on a regular basis. This book reminds us that regardless of the issues that keeps us steadfast or distracted to or from our goals and everyday trials we still have a responsibility to communicate our thoughts to each other. Confessions, Conversations and Poetry reminds us of this simple fact by sharing some short stories and poems.
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About the Book
The Conversations We Have is a book that offers the author’s personal thoughts and experiences on a variety of topics. These are popular topics that people either discuss or think about discussing on a regular basis. This book reminds us that regardless of the issues that keep us steadfast or distracted from our goals, we still have a responsibility to communicate our thoughts to each other. The Conversations We Have reminds us of this simple fact by sharing some short stories and poems.
The debate about the application of effective communication has long been a topic of discussion concerning its importance to conversations. Although the beliefs may vary, conversations are a very important part of our existence. If we cannot communicate our thoughts to our friends, family, and colleagues, we are lost. This book was not written to confuse anyone. The sole purpose is sharing the author’s own ideas and experiences and those that other individuals have shared with him. Through this exchange, he reiterates the fact that people are different and have distinct reasons for, and methods of, communicating. There should be no barriers that limit our ability to share ideas and to learn through the conversations that we have with each other.
About the Author
Stanley Rogers is a member of the International Society of Poets. He was born and raised on St. Kitts and he served twelve years in the Army/Navy. He is presently working abroad on a variety of contracts supporting the service men and women of the United States.