Words from My Heart Thoughts from My Soul

Vincent Harlston, Crystal Dishmon

Description

The authors of this piece pour their hearts and souls into this collection of poems about love and life. It features 52 poems that express a wide range of feelings and emotions from a male and female perspective. It focuses on the ups and downs of searching for self and love. The poems are meant to take the reader on a journey through the triumphs and losses of life, while also giving the reader a sense of hope. The reader is bound to be captivated as they turn the pages of this poetry book.

Sujets

• Word
• Thought
• Soul
• Poetry
• Words
• Love
• Life
• Musique soul

Informations

• Publié par: AuthorHouse
• Date de parution: 26 avril 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781665558228
• Langue: English

Extrait

WORDS FROM MY HEART THOUGHTS FROM MY SOUL
 
A BOOK OF POEMS ABOUT LOVE AND LIFE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Crystal Dishmon and Vincent Harlston
 
 
 
 

 
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Published by AuthorHouse 06/09/2022
 
ISBN: 978-1-6655-5823-5 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-6655-5822-8 (e)
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Contents
Dedication Page
 
The Promise
Who Am I Really?
The Real You
Lord, I Thank You
God’s Love Towards Me
Love
Love’s Sincere Apology
Grandma CeCe
A Mother’s Love
Never Should Have Done It
Love Passed Away
So Beautiful
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
Depression
Addiction
Death
The Silent Tears I Cry
No Regrets
Together Forever
How Could You Be So Cold?
Simple Request
Love 2.0
That Special Kind of Love
Truly Happy to be With You
My True Soulmate
You Run my Mind Crazy
Head over Heel s Hills
My Heart is Inflamed
Wants, Needs, and Desires
Not Interested
Life Without You
Dear, Future Husband
Joys of My Life
Can We with Love?
The Top of the Mountain
Black Man in America
Black Love
Every Lifetime
Wife of My Life
A Prayer to God
Perfection vs. Imperfection
I Dream of You
Fathers
Undelivered Merchandise
Just You
A Breath of Fresh Air
Sweet Dreams
Timeless Love
Let Us Breathe
Good Vibes and More
Waiting to Fly
In Love with Me
Dedication Page
Crystal Dishmon’s Dedication
I dedicate this book to God for giving me the gift of writing. I also dedicate this book to my mother, who has always shown unconditional love to me. Additionally, I dedicate this book to my family and friends for their support. Finally, I dedicate this book to the teachers and professors that encouraged me over the years.
 
Vincent Harlston’s Dedication
I dedicate this book to my beautiful wife and my three children. I also dedicate this book to my late grandmother CeCe and although she has transitioned her spirit continues to live. Additionally, I dedicate this book to my wonderful mom for the things she has done for me. I also want to give thanks to God and everyone who is a part of my spiritual family.
The Promise
By: Crystal Dishmon
After many years of giving me the silent treatment, my broken heart spoke to me.
It said try your hardest to guard and shield me.
I’m no longer equipped to love so freely.
It said please protect me from those who mean me harm because I am too precious.
To be,
To be,
It was as if my broken heart was having a hard time finding the words to say to me.
So, I said please take your time there is no need to rush.
Then it said to me, I am too precious.
To be mistreated.
To be neglected.