This book comes from the life this poet has lived over many years. The poems all tell a true story that even you will be able to connect with. One of the poems could possibly come from your life. We all seem to walk simular paths on this world called planet earth. The poems are spritual in nature at points, but he has touched on all walks of life from love, governmental corruption, to the junky being incarcerated for dealing crack. There was a time when poetry was a mainstay of our society. This book will bring you back to that time with its riviting accounts of the struggles we go through. It will also remind you to be green when dealing with the planet. He ask you to remember something as simple as loving each other and our animals, who give us unconditional love. The author challenges you to accept his message contained in the text of this book.This unique book of poetry comes with photographs and images. They cover the range of human emotions from the nude human body to the teenager taking you at gun point. They all reflect what's true in todays society. Be aware that this book does contain some nude images. Poetry Angels Walk With Us.

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Probably no writer has so profoundly influenced American philosophy and literature, as did Emerson. Known as The Father of Transcendentalism, he was the focal point of a small group of intellectuals reacting against the orthodoxy of the established religions of his era. As an active lecturer in the early 1830s, he delivered a number of landmark lectures, most notably among them - Compensation and Self-Reliance, in which Emerson fervently declares man's inherent divinity. By positing that the way to realization lay solely within, man can be fulfilled only through one's own "self-induced and self-devised efforts."Marked by a deep compassion and insight, Compensation and Self-Reliance rings like a clarion-call - one Emerson intoned steadily throughout his life. Though his last years were marked by a decline in his mental powers, his reputation as one of the outstanding figures of American letters was all but assured by the time of his death.RALPH WALDO EMERSON (1803-1882) was an American poet and essayist. Universally known as the "Sage of Concord," Emerson established himself as a leading spokesman of transcendentalism and as a major figure in American literature. His additional works include a series of lectures published as Representative Men (1850), The Conduct of Life (1860), and Society and Solitude (1870).