An Evolving Life

About the Book

“The Color Blue” Blue is the color of sadness Blue is the color I feel when my loved ones have gone away Blue is the color of darkness that makes me want to fade away but now- Blue is the color of happiness Blue is the color of the majestic ocean Blue is the color of the morning sky Blue is the color of the Heaven’s gate Blue is me

About the Author

Dennis: As one of the writers of the this book of poems and proses, I realize that "I Am" many things...A son, A brother, A nephew, A cousin, An uncle, A friend, A person who cares and loves, and A father. But for all of these "I Am's," my mind and heart knows the greatest "I Am." With everlasting memories of my mother Manule Ree Randle "Dollie" and brother Perry James Randle Sr. "PJ" Dennis Jerome Randle Sr. "Lone" Kailyn: I was always taught to follow your dreams, and become what you want to be. Writing is my passion and I thank my dad for giving me the motivation and encouragement to be my best at what I love to do. I'd like to thank my sister for giving me her critical opinions about my writing because without it I would not have the drive to become great. This book has opened my eys to new life lessons, and I am truly proud to be apart of it. For those of you who ever said I could not, I thank you as well. -If you have a dream, follow it. Kailyn J. Randle Cameron: As long as I can remember, I was always able to write in a different way than others. Whether it was stories or poems, someone was always able to relate to them. I later realized that this ability didn't just show up, it was given as a gift from God and molded through my father. I would like to also thank my sister for watching me while we were growing up. It helped the both of us, with me trying to always do my best at whatever, and her seeing that she should do even better than what I've done. I would also like to thank everyone that's been involved in my life, good and bad. Without you, I wouldn't have been put in situations to where I would have a story to tell through my writing. I hope that with this book, my father, sister, and I were able to give some type of insight and helped someone somewhere. If it don't help anybody but one, then it has served its purpose. Cameron Denise Randle