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"Life's not fair!" So says every teen ever. And it's true. "All's fair in love and war." Growing up (with or without love) is the greatest war. Ever. This poetic memoir describes the second chapter of the formation of a beautiful mind - of getting through the craziest, least fair, most tumultuous era of life. Looking back, with teen angst and voice, and occasional adult wisdom, I share and describe how I felt growing up. If you've ever heard a teen speak and wanted to say "It's a phase" but bit your tongue, pass them this, instead. Because, this is the voice, the experience, and the reality of…mehr

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"Life's not fair!" So says every teen ever. And it's true. "All's fair in love and war." Growing up (with or without love) is the greatest war. Ever. This poetic memoir describes the second chapter of the formation of a beautiful mind - of getting through the craziest, least fair, most tumultuous era of life. Looking back, with teen angst and voice, and occasional adult wisdom, I share and describe how I felt growing up. If you've ever heard a teen speak and wanted to say "It's a phase" but bit your tongue, pass them this, instead. Because, this is the voice, the experience, and the reality of a teen. It's been surreal, growing up. Particularly for those born in or after the Millennial Generation (1980 forward, AKA Peacocks). The boundary between real life, TV, and video games shrank to the finest line ever for this generation. And now, each one after it. Can't understand them? Delve into the mind of one as it's dissected in poetic form. Each of the following poems represents a snapshot - a vivid point that played a pivotal role in my battles with adulthood. "Whatever doesn't kill you only makes you stronger." Seriously. Literally. Here's a story of surviving teendom.
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- - - Illumination Light of light shines bright Guides those with sight, wanes their plight Keeps steadfast on right - - - Omar L. Rashed is a man who wears many hats with one theme. He lives his name -- Rashed -- he helps others find their way. His most beloved occupation is "husband" -- King with the most amazing Queen in the world. His most treasured title is "dad" -- father of his little princess and two littler princes. His profession is professor at Rutgers University, where he teaches in the School of Social Work. His labor of love is Rashed Lights Ways, which shares gems of wisdom to help us live a fulfilling life and encourages in the digital conversation house we built to share our experiences on the path. www.RashedLightsWays.com His craft is polishing gems, helping others who would like to share their gems of writing with the world to shine brightest. www.RashedLightsWays.com "I'm a lover of beauty, a lover of light, I share both of these in all that I write. To help give sight, help spirits take flight." But his greatest honor is to be known by his Creator. "It is sufficient for my honor that You are My Lord, And it is sufficient for my dignity that I am Your servant. O God, You are as I love, so make me as You love" Thanking Him, Glorified Be His Name, in the beginning and end