Deal With It!
The Stuff You Cannot Face
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LIFE He who tells the truth must what?
Do we need to be truthful or what?
A man without any ambition is what?
The art of life is what?
No conscience is what?
All who do tell the truth or what?
We must learn day by day or what?
Is it better to love then hate or what?
Do we cease to love or what?
Forgiveness is the key to what?
The role of a do gooder or what?
Doubt yourself or what?
Can you tell where influence stops or what?
Is there one basic element for life or what?
Can we escape criticism or what?
The kind of family you come from or what?
Can man be what he believes or what?
Do we have to have success or what?
To enjoy life one must give up what?
Love is really blind or what?
What we call reality is what?
Is it worse to fight or what?
Are we easily fooled or what?
Does freedom breed freedom or what?
Do not give up or what?
No matter what, God wants us all to be happy, that’s what!
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About the Author
Shirlene Polk is a poet and writer who lives in Port St. Lucie, Florida, with her children Lasondria, Morris, and Dylan. She was born in Statesboro, Georgia, and also lived for fifteen years in New Orleans, Louisiana. She holds a B.A. degree in Business and an A.A. degree in Advertising and Radio & T.V. Broadcasting. She earned a teaching certification, an F.C.C. broadcast license, and a certificate in child care and food hygiene. Ms. Polk has been published in several poetry books and other publications since 1955. She draws her inspiration and insights from her deep perseverance in life. Her poetry is a spiritual journey. Writing poetry is a creative way for her to express her ideas and deep feelings for people undergoing challenges or changes in their lives; her poetry can perhaps help you come to terms with your own situation. Shirlene loves to talk, and she listens to all people and both their problems and good times they want to share with her. Her poetry is written to help heal the reader of his problems caused by the pain in today’s world. Her writing tells you to know that God’s promises are new every day, and that He will never fail you, even if man will! Ms. Polk is presently writing three true-to-life books to be published soon. These books are not poetry but real-life stories. Look for them!