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LESSONS, LIFT ME HIGH!

CARLOS A. COOK

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This Book is Available Paperback (6x9)9781414048260 $ 11.25  
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About the Book

THIS BOOK WAS BASED ON LESSONS LEARNED AND POSITIVE EXPERIENCES WE DO, A RESULT OF SOMETHING WE’VE DONE?  HAS THERE EVER BEEN A TIME IN YOUR LIFE WHERE YOU GOT A POSITVE LESSON, OUT OF A NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE, AND THOUGHT, “EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON.”  SURE YOU HAVE, WE ALL HAVE.  HOWEVER, THERE IS A WAY TO MAKE ALL YOUR NEGATIVES IN TO POSITIVES AND THIS BOOK WILL SHOW YOU LESSONS I LEARNED ALONG THE WAY.

About the Author

CARLOS A. COOK WAS BORN MARCH 11, 1972 IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN.  AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, THERE WAS A DESIRE FRO HIM TO WRITE ANOTHER BOOK.  ONE THAT SPOKE TO YOUNG ADULTS AND KEPT THEM GUESSING.  I HOPE THIS BOOK WILL GIVE YOU SOME OF THE ANSWERS TO THE MANY QUESTIONS CALLED LOVE.

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A Wonderful Story

The mystery of your beauty intrigues my curiosity to pause.
I can see a lovely woman before my eyes, an answer to my cause.
This angel of heaven has crossed my path another time before.
You can only be a dream, which makes me want you more.

Shall I confess of my love to this goddess which sings angels to sleep?
Perhaps the love must live within me, therefore I will silently weep.
I wish that our destinies could’ve crossed over another span.
My life might have been to love you, now I never can.

This foolish heart has painted a picture that is but worthless art.
I could’ve displayed it in the gallery of love, but now it must be torn apart.
Still I wonder, where is this beauty who stole my heart for a day.
She was only a dream, who when I awoke had run away.

Once again mischievous Cupid has cast his arrow twain.
For love gave me a wonderful gift that wasn’t for my gain.
My thoughts can reveal her passion, but only for a night.
Tomorrow I must look to reality and continue with love’s fight.

Her warm smile will always remain a gift of delightful pleasure.
Her sincerity will be written on my heart as a priceless treasure.
My voice may speak her name, but only in a prayer.
It puzzles me to admire her so much, yet I genuinely care.

I still feel the warm love which was displayed in her eyes.
She will always be a blessing to receive and an even greater prize.
Someday I can only hope to be united with such beauty and glory.
Her presence is a dream come true and to love her is a wondrous story.

God’s Gifts Are Never Late

Where is fantasia? It is a dead issue I’m afraid.
There are too many charlatans, I’m ill of the games that are being played.
Each mischievous belle plans a plot to execute.
Where is the compromise, it is grounds for dispute.

“Oh!” she says, “I must make him pay for the mistakes of my past.”
Of course my heart is broken, it wasn’t meant to last.
Does she laugh with revenge, that her heart is spitefully smothered?
Shall I wish for a steady love, to see that my affections are mothered?

I doubt, for she has shown her face and laughed with greed.
My arms reach to hold her, but she is blinded by her own need.
She possesses power over my fragile, juvenile heart.
The cunning of her deceitful breath steals my kiss and wishes to depart.

Oh, that hateful jest angers me enough to kill!
My demeanor remains composed and breaks my heart enough to will.
I move on, seeing only the beauty which awaits my embrace.
She is always in my dreams, but I can’t taste her kiss or see her face.

I toss a coin in the fountain of fate, desiring the love I earn.
The ripples of karma’s water tear away my soul, causing the pain to burn.
It does subside at times, as I compose the tune of a mature man.
The love of a woman is welcomed, but her moral foundation must stand.

Until then, my dreams will pattern Venus across many stars.
Hopefully those stars will unite someday to heal my lonely scars.
Sometimes I cry, but I must laugh in the face of fate.
I must not be broken, I must stay strong, because God’s gifts are never late.

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