Endless Visions
A Modern Day Book of Poetry
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Love of Life
We are all beautiful in our own way;
External beauty is only skin deep,
Real beauty comes from within;
No matter the color of your skin.
It doesn’t matter how others feel about you;
Just be yourself no matter what they think,
Don’t let others make you frown;
Who are they to put you down?
Be yourself don’t change to please
others;
We all can improve on something in
our lives,
But make this change for yourself,
not for someone else;
You are not here to compromise your
own values.
Life is too short to be unhappy;
Live your life to the fullest,
You’ll never know what you’re missing;
So live each day as if it
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About the Book
ENDLESS VISIONS is a modern-day book of poetry, focused on different aspects of life. The author has written poems which she hope will be motivational to readers, a source of encouragement to those experiencing personal tragedies in their lives, and to share personal feelings of the author. The poems are based on simple everday situations faced by many of us in the society.
Poetry is an art, an expression of built-up emotions, sometimes hard to express in a regular conversation with others. This gives us the opportunity to acknowledge and face the issues that confront us in our daily lives.
About the Author
The Author, is a Jamaican by birth. She worked with National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd for 18 years. In 1996, she migrated to the United States with her family, and has resided in Florida ever since.
She earned both her Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice (2008), and Masters in Business Administration (MBA) majoring in International Business (2009), at Keiser University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
One of her many goals in life was to become an author, and in May 2005, motivated by her English Literature experience, decided to "try her hand" at poetry. She has now achieved her first goal in the publication of this book, an experience she finds very rewarding. Writing poetry allows her to express her inner most thoughts, which she would not necessarily disclose in personal conversations. It allows her to draw on her personal experiences, and that of others, both good and bad, and expresses them in words.