L J's Reflections On the True Meaning of Life: The Call

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Saturday, May 16, 2009

The Call

THE CALL From the rivers and oceans, The nations and continents, The planet and globe, Comes a call of freedom from the jeopardy of nature, evident in global warming, pollution and human exploration of wildlife, In the hearts and innermost feelings of the poor, The spirits and souls of the... Sign in to see full entry.

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A series of poems which exposes the writer's thoughts, ruminations and reflections on the true meaning, nature and principles of life. In the collection the writer bares his mind on life from different facets and perspectives, revealing to his readers the whole integration of life and how to make the best out of it. The writer also explores the life of certain unique personalities in using them as the subjects of some of his poems. An example is the poem ABUSED; in which the writer explores the desecrated life of an African slave girl, defiled and abandoned to fate. The writer then goes on to reveal the girl's innermost heart's yearnings in the last stanzas of the poem.

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