Connie Jordan

Matters of the Heart (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Relationships are hard but worth the work you put in to keep them lasting when its right. Domestic violence plagues many who are in relationships, which is never a good thing, but it happens and its up to you to change directions. This is a collection of poems depicting the struggles we endure on this journey through relationships, some good, some bad, but none erasing the hope. Even when life becomes hard, with unexpected twists and turns, we accept those endeavors as though they were our due. Gaining understanding and moving us forward on a positive knowing, the key is to survive and get through, until we are strong enough to make the changes needed. We oblige whatever stream of life that comes our way, getting stronger as we learn to work around the hindrances that come, and a big part of that is, on occasion, we need to recognize the thing to do is run from the madness. Let the light that shines inside you begin to illuminate your way, guiding you to the beauty God had in store for you, even when it means you must walk away. Stay strong and decisive, because this does not need to happen, and if it is happening to you, peace be with you until you can get away.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 68
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juni 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504908825
• Artikelnr.: 52579270

Autorenporträt

Connie Jordan, author of "The World, Through a Poet's Eyes," now releasing this second book of poems designed to show the internal damage done through domestic violence. We all struggle with obstacles in our lives. Sometimes they weigh us down, but the key is to always land on a positive space in the aftermath of these occurrences, to begin the journey forward on that positive, for the present is only temporary, the past gives you an edge, in review, yet it resides behind us, but the future is a continuum of our day-to-day existence; let's face it with understanding in what took us to this crisis.