Book Review: Love Poems and More From the Heart and Soul of Man by Charles Johnson
categories: Book, Love Poems, Spiritual Poems, Lost Love Poems, Romantic Poems, Weddings, Fairy Tale Wedding, Sad Poems, Poems About Death, Wedding Vowes, Death, Patriotic Poems, Poetry
Charles Johnson
about this book: This book has been almost 40 years in the making. I have been writing poetry, short stories, fairy tales, and more since I was eight years old. For years I scribbled on every little scrap of paper I could find and stashed my writing away in shoe boxes, old suitcases, and dresser drawers. In 2008 a friend of mine told me I should join a poetry website and allow people to read my writing. So I went from no one ever reading what I considered my junk to people enjoying the passion in my words. After tons of encouragement from many people who seemed to love my poems I started freelance writing for Yahoo and various other websites.
I have had hundreds of poems published on various websites and even entered and been a finalist in several world poetry competitions. This book is titled Love Poems and More From the Heart and Soul of man because it truly bares my heart and my soul to all of you. I have spread my word into the wind to parts unseen and paths unknown in hopes that I will mend a heart, intrigue a mind, touch a heart, or save a soul with the poetic words I've sown. I hope you enjoy. May God bless all your endeavors. Hugz CJ
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awesome poetry
I found the poems in this poetry book very heartfelt, highly relate able. I truly enjoyed this poetry book. I enjoyed the rhyme schemes, awesome imagery, and just greatly written.
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about this book: This book has been almost 40 years in the making. I have been writing poetry, short stories, fairy tales, and more since I was eight years old. For years I scribbled on every little scrap of paper I could find and stashed my writing away in shoe boxes, old suitcases, and dresser drawers. In 2008 a friend of mine told me I should join a poetry website and allow people to read my writing. So I went from no one ever reading what I considered my junk to people enjoying the passion in my words. After tons of encouragement from many people who seemed to love my poems I started freelance writing for Yahoo and various other websites.
