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These poems are short stories about an emotion that the author was feeling, pieces of his life in words frozen in time. By reading these poems, you will get to know him and what he was going through in life. These are the thoughts of emotions, and he hopes you will enjoy and feel what he felt at the time he wrote the poem.

The Fall of an Angel tells about how the United States justice department uses the charge of conspiracy to put anyone they want into federal prison without any physical evidence at all. The United States is the only country in the world that charges its citizens with conspiracy. This book is a true story that illustrates how the government can breach plea agreements and get away with it. Billy Leland plead guilty, entering a plea agreement with the federal prosecutor. The plea agreement stated that the government would give Billy a ten-year prison sentence and leave his son alone. But when he got to the sentencing phase the judge sentenced Billy to a term of twenty-one years and five years of probation. Billy agreed to plead guilty to some crimes that he didn't commit because the prosecutor told Billy that if he didn't plead guilty to everything in the indictment that he was going to arrest Billy's twenty-two-year-old son. This book illustrates how the federal justice system coerces defendants into guilty pleas. About 97 percent of the federal defendants plead guilty because of this reason. Out of the 3 percent of the defendants that go to trial, only 1 percent win their cases. The Fall of an Angel will open your eyes to the federal justice system.

"e;What, Auntie, you promised you would stop with that stuff. Really!"e; Caroline said. "e;Oh, Caroline, relax, what are they going to do. I am eighty-four years old, and more than likely with my health, I'll only live another year or two, so why worry about it? The risk is not that great. Plus, you know we live in the wild, wild, Midwest, and slightly South. We have a reputation to uphold that we can make it no matter what! And honestly, who can live on social security? And you know those Wall Street thieves stole my savings! So I sell a little fruity tea and weed to keep dinner on the table. What's the big deal?"e; Star said with a crooked smile and hearty laugh. Betty looked over at Caroline, who rolled her eyes. Star pulled up in front of the fruity tea shack and they all got out to go in. Betty whistled. "e;Wow, this is a big shack. I had no idea it was an actual barn back here,"e; she said. Star nodded. "e;Girls, you are welcome to look inside, but I do appreciate discretion with what you will see inside. Not a word!"e; she said with big eyes and a soft voice. "e;Also, the back wall caved in a little from the tornado, so don't go to close to it,"e; Star said. Caroline and Betty nodded and felt nervous. They knew anything could be inside.

He never thought that he would find himself in this situation. He was sitting in a car at 2:00 a.m. while waiting for a drug dealer to call and say it was okay to come and get the drugs. His heart was racing as the police drives by the car, hoping it would not stop. Beth was waiting for the call and was asking for more money. He was asking how all this happened

Have you ever kissed a monster? A man from Mars? A mouse? That's what happens in this rhythmic rhyming story, which is great to read aloud. Have fun as you discover what other strange and unusual things you will kiss!

Buster's Braces is the second book in Stephanie Dean's Greenville Animal Friends series. Buster must go to the dentist, and he is very scared, to say the least. To make matters worse, Buster finds out that he must get braces! What will his friends think of him? Will they still want to be his friend even though he looks like a metal-mouth monster? Buster obviously has a lot on his mind, but he soon learns that his friends love him because of who he is not what he looks like.

A Beautiful Man is a biographic collection of poetry by Julian Marlon Gibson-Serrette (JMGS). These poems examine moments in his life as he navigated his way through his transition from female to male gender identified. The poems explore his relationship with himself, others, and this planet in deeply intimate ways, which allows the readers to take an in-depth look into the delicate, intricate, and passionate musings of a unique mind seeking freedom, purpose, and enlightenment.

Cry until you laugh. Have you ever known exactly how someone feels? Then there's a little bit of you in here. Take a stroll through the life of a woman who didn't know how to say no-well at least to a bottle of alcohols and a syringe full of drugs-yet she had no problem saying yes to the men in her life and then along came Jesus. A question: What do you do with leftovers? How did she go from bad girl to ordained minister? If you can't find yourself in here, then maybe you should read it again. A story from Hell to Heaven, she was going down for the third time. The only one who heard her cry for help was someone she couldn't see. Ever been there? Then came her knight in shining armor. His name is Jesus!He's a hero!He's God!

On Different Levels is a book containing four short stories each, with their own level of sanity versus insanity. One might take the villain's side or vice versa. In some parts of this book, you may see a certain reality, one you may fear or relish. I do hope you'll have fun reading.

Most people have been misinformed about hospice care and hospice nurses. This book will put their minds at ease and enlighten them to the fact that hospice nursing comes fully staffed with caring and highly educated individuals, and that, hospice is not a place but a philosophy of care. This team often consists of and is headed by a medical director, RNs, LPNs, social workers, and chaplains. These professionals spend sleepless nights rendering care and comfort and catering to the needs of patients who are bravely on their final journey in life. Memoirs of a Hospice Nurse chronicles the unforgettable experiences that nurse Elizabeth Walters encountered while providing hands-on bedside care to her dying patients. This riveting storytelling will show the compassion and love displayed by this hospice nurse for her patients and their families.

"e;Let Me Tell You Some Stories (In Rhythm & Rhyme)"e;. Poetry & Prose About Lovely Ladies,Mothers, Wives, Sisters, Lovers & Other Things In Life (ponies, puppies, and cowboys). Original poems & stories written by Bruce Reese, Dallas, TexasA Master Story Teller and Wordsmith, writing in a unique style about a host of subjects and experiences. A real cowboy with roots in the Southwest, but exposed to a broad cross-sectionof society, and current technology. His book has tributes to the ladies, reflections, humor, real stories. Those who have read it love it!

If you are a high school basketball coach, you are probably just like me. Most of my life I attended clinic after clinic listening to famous college coaches tell me about their programs. I purchased books and read as many philosophies as a young man could read. I watched so many hours of video. I knew offense and defense as good as any coach in my field but wasn't really getting the results I wanted. But then I realized my approach was totally wrong. I don't have the talent pool the college coaches have at all. Most of my players were home grown ordinary athletes straight from my own elementary schools. That's when I began to streamline my own personalized program. My program would fit my needs and the needs of my student athletes. It would not only make me happy, but it would keep me excited about the game of basketball. So, what did I do? I developed a book that could help the ordinary coach find his own philosophy. Inside you will find snippets that will not only keep you enthused about the game, but it will remind you of what is important in the day to day operations of your own program. Look inside and remind yourself why you love the great game of basketball.

From the Ground Up describes the journey of James Ghi fulfilling his childhood dream of becoming a firefighter. As a premature infant James was not expected to survive. As a child he was underweight, was bullied in school, survived the wrath of an abusive father and stepfather but managed to meet the rigors required to become a firefighter. At each stage of his life he had to adjust to many circumstances, building himself from the ground up. In June 2007 the Charleston Fire Department (South Carolina) suffered the largest loss of life since the events on 9/11 when nine firefighters perished battling a fire at the Sofa Super Store. James had read the various reports written after the fire, recognizing the need for better training in Charleston. His successful career with Fairfax County Fire and Rescue gave him the necessary skills; education and confidence to apply for and accept the position of Chief of Training for the City of Charleston Fire Department. Little did he know his efforts to bring the Charleston Fire Department to nationally recognized training standards would be resisted at all levels and never imagined the efforts Charleston personnel would take to discredit him. Even with the resistance, James was able to bring the Charleston Fire Department training to nationally recognized standards and meet many of the mandates in the various reports, building it From the Ground Up.

Damon who lives in an area filled with trash and debris visits his aunt who lives where it is very beautiful.During his visit he observes the benefits of living in a neat and clean environment.He then inspires his friends and neighbors to help clean their own neighborhood.In the end they all discover the gratification of taking Pride in where they live.

It may prove to be of some interest to Americans across the country to gain some insight into the complexities of living near the nation's capital. Every day, over three hundred thousand people commute from the suburbs of Washington, DC, to their jobs in the District or in Northern Virginia. The resulting traffic congestion is typical of any large city. The commuting methodology is not. To alleviate traffic, high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes are designated (HOV-3 for a total of three in the car, the driver picks up two slugs) to encourage commuters to leave their cars, ride with someone else, and gain the advantage of a less heavily traveled road. This is a diary of one of these slug pickup sites. This microcosm of society shows the mind-set of the worker bees in our nation's capital as they arrive at work. The game is played out with regularity. The players become familiar, yet nameless characters. They are the slugs of Tackett's Mill.

This book is about the section of the Thirty-Year War, relating primarily to the struggle between the Holy Roman Empire, Sweden, and France. Jochnick analyzes the incentives and objectives of these three dominant entities in the war, their conduct, the impact of the War on other countries, the eventual peace treaty, and its consequences for all participants.

A little hiccup arises when Horris the baby hippo goes outside to play.He heads out on a journey to try and rid himself of this breathtaking ordeal.Along his way he encounters a few friends that try to help him...or not!!!No need to fear, not much can scare a hippo.

This book describes a mentoring relationship that began in 1999 between a forty-year-old, white, upper-class physician and an eight-year-old African American boy from the inner city. It is told in parallel; we each wrote our recollections without reading each other's. This was done so that neither of our writings would influence those of the other. In some cases, the memories actually differ or even conflict. This is exactly the point that the book hopes to convey. Due to our background and environments, we viewed the same events differently, sometimes creating very conflicting memories. This is central to the misunderstandings people often have with one another, as well as those that whole groups may have with one another. It is especially true of the divide that exists between our races today. We must try to see, to experience, and to feel something from a totally different perspective than our own. We hope this book encourages the reader to reexamine relationships between individuals and groups in their own lives from a new perspective, and experience the transformation that can result.

On winter days and nights in the city of Buffalo New York, things were relatively calm and peaceful. But when the United States was drawn into the global threat of World War 2, society became different. There was a buildup of military hardware, and citizens were forced to be on guard all over the country, and the Queen City was no exception. For a young boy who has just started high school, such events were the least of his concerns. Then one mild winter weekend, as he and his friends were enjoying a mischievous time being kids, something mysterious came about when a stranger came to town. Little did he know that getting his nose into somebody else's business could go from being fun to deadly!33

Es una historia basada en hechos reales, por una extrajera de origen nicaraguense que llega a los Estados Unidos, en compania de sus tres hijos y sus dos mascotas a reunirse con su esposo, el cual se habia mudado al pais tres anos antes.Inicia una nueva vida ignorando absolutamente todo el sistema estadounidense y cae en una profunda depresion, por la nostalgia de su pais y de su anterior vida. En el proceso, encuentra en todos los sucesos la clemencia de las autoridades policiales de la ciudad de Miami.Se motiva a escribir el libro para dar a conocer no solo su sentimiento de gratitud, y el de un sin numero de personas con las que interactuo, en diferentes lugares de la ciudad, sino tambien para que sus ciudadanos se sientan orgullosos de los heroes que dia a dia sacrifican sus propias vidas al servicio de los demas.

Esta pequena obra literaria habla del amor, del apoyo a la familia y del aprendizaje que obtenemos luchando unidos como tal.

Gracias le doy a mi Dios y a nuestro senor Jesucristo por poner mi corazon al escribir este libro, el cual espero que ayude a todos mis hermanos que estan en Cristo, alrededor del mundo, los cuales padecen de diabetes o tienen diabetes. Si no sabias, como yo no lo sabia, en la decada de los ochenta, en el mundo habia 109 millones de personas con diabetes. Cuando salio la revista que publicaba estos numeros el 13 de junio del 2017, ya habia en el mundo 422 millones de personas con la diabetes en todo el mundo. Esto significa que esta subiendo durante cada decada, mas de 100 millones en todo el mundo. Antes le llamaban "e;El Asesino Silencioso"e;, pero ahora le llaman "e;La Nueva Epidemia Mundial"e;. Sabes por que le llaman "e;El Asesino Silencioso"e;? Porque no te duele nada, solo sientes mucha sed y ganas de orinar varias veces, de dia y de noche, junto a un calor que te hace sudar mucho en la noche mientras duermes.

I did not write this book to condemn anyone. Far from it.I have written it so that our younger generations will forsake mediocrity and debauchery and live a productive life.I have written it so that every man will have the wisdom to love his wife and children.I have written it so that every woman in this country will fight to live decently and not expect everything from her husband.About the title: The state of Burkina Faso demonstrated its recognition of Blanche with a medal in 2009. In my turn, I wrote this novel to also show our gratitude to her, hence the title. My gratification for you, Mother.

Mark's journey and battle with cancer at the young age of fifty-one came as a complete shock as you can imagine. Eating right, exercising, and living for the future instead of living for the moment was Mark's approach to life. "e;I want to be healthy,"e; he said, ready for his golden years, but then suddenly, within just a few short months, everything fell apart! Progressing from no symptoms whatsoever to advanced stage-four non-Hodgkin Burkitt lymphoma in less than three months, Mark was in big, big trouble! He had been diagnosed with one of the most aggressive forms of cancer anyone can get, and so his battle to survive began with the help from his wife and over thirty doctors. Mark poses an interesting question in this book that asks you to reflect on your life, back to the first memories from your childhood. How do our choices in life and the consequences of those choices affect our life's path? Those decisions can ultimately determine our physical and mental health?

A young bunny, Esther, decides to leave the safety of her home and see the world. She narrowly escapes a dog as she dives through a hole in a stable wall. Frightened, she stays in the stable for several days. She sees a human baby born and gets a close-up look. As the baby grows up, their lives intersect many times. She never knows his name, but his life becomes very important to her. Oftentimes, she doesn't understand what is happening. Still, she tries to tell the story of what she has seen.

To be a poet:She was told to sit on the faded red chair(but it was honey she wanted)With the gray exchange of leather that dated back to 1960.It was a political nonescape phase.She was already broken at the age of two.And told-obey the mazeSo you aren't cut while they check your eligibility(but it was honey she wanted)Broken from the womb of folded mirrors.But it was too late to drop pennies into the well.All she wanted was to stop the tease of loneliness.Her mother never smiledMaybe never learn't to.So she was told to sit on the faded red chair.And watch the gray exchange of trees vomiting up their leaves-But all she wanted was honeySo her tongue began to scratch at the dryness.She never smiledMaybe never learn't to.

Greg Kilgore works at Chesapeake Memorial Park And Funeral Home where he hates his job, his life is going nowhere, and the stresses of the job are taking its toll. Greg learns to maneuver his life with confidence after discovering his gift for slicing up the competition and squeezing the life out of difficult customers. Upon discovering his newfound talent, the town begins to realize what an artist he is and takes notice. Soon the bodies are just lining up to fill the cemetery.

Pippi, being raised with and always getting her mother's full attention, learns that she is not always going to be first. This story tells how Pippi deals with friendships and new emotions.

The Color of Her Shoes - Tangie, a young algebra teacher, discovers another side of herself when she meets Braulio and ventures into the world of Latin dance competitions. When slander threatens her reputation, Tangie must choose between saving her job and believing in Braulio, a long road less traveled. Graveyard Ultimatums - Confirmed bachelor, Frank Goretti, has a big heart but a lonely life. He's looking forward to retiring from the Sioux Falls Police Department when a drug smuggling scheme unravels around him. His two confidants, the widow Mrs. Addario and Melanie, the music teacher, seem to have his best interests at heart until Sonja, the smugglers' femme fatale, makes Frank question everything. Better than a Threesome - Jackie, the tale's 1980s Cinderella, isn't even looking for a prince. She's too busy climbing the ladder at a Chicago brokerage firm. Thankfully, Jackie's new housemates take matters into their own hands, proving the old adage "e;Opposites do attract."e;The Dragons of Westbury - In Westbury, a seventh-century English town along the Irish Sea, Emery dreams of becoming an architect and marrying his childhood sweetheart, Veronica. The evil Earl of Westbury has other plans. Eisenhower and Me - On a sunny afternoon in Santa Barbara, Roscoe Emerson, an up-and-coming certified financial planner, recalls his younger days when his golden retriever, Eisenhower, introduced him to a nurse he's been unable to forget. My Cousin Who Drowned - When Laurie, a party girl known for skinny-dipping at twilight, goes missing, only her cousin Carly learns the real truth. With an FBI agent in hot pursuit, Carly wonders if this truth will set her free or end her journalism career. Original Content - An old love affair rekindles when Evan, an aspiring writer, and Morgan, his ex-fianc find themselves caught inside a triple-con.

When Callie Cakes moves into a new house, all her treasures, her tea set, her books, her sailboat, but most importantly, her bear are missing. Callie's Mom suggests she try to make some new friends, so she won't miss her treasures so much. As Callie tries to make new friends, she misses her treasures more and more until she meets two boys from down the street and learns the true meaning of treasures.