Book of Poems
Interpretations of the Soul
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The flying birds of flame caused
so much pain.
Within a matter of moments, security, economy, and hopes for peace - all
collapsed with the twin symbols of humanity that were destroyed.
But like the phoenix that goes down in flames and rises as another creature-so
has America.
Fear is a blade that has severed an artery that leads to our hearts.
You haven’t won, Terror.
For when you cut America, it bleeds faith.
The stars greet each other as
they go about their way.
For they know this pleasantry will make it better when they meet the following
day.
The planets share the lesson that they learned from their mentor, the sun.
Harmony is produced from this willingness to be one
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About the Book
Bill Combs is a young man wise beyond his years. The Lord has surely blessed him with wisdom and knowledge to inspire others. In this, his first publication, Book of Poems: Interpretations of the Soul, he has written a collection of poems that expresses many emotions, feelings and situations that readers of all ages will be able to recognize. As he interprets these circumstances, he offers spiritual interventions that can easily be used to uplift, console and encourage.
Bill and his book of poems can serve as a role model and guide respectfully, especially to the younger generation. He has learned at a young age the positive impact one can experience when he/she develops an intimate relationship with God. In his quiet demeanor, Bill is communicating a spiritual message, which is reflected, throughout his poetic interpretations.
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About the Author
The author was born in Dallas, Texas in 1977. After spending the first
two years of his life in Texas, his family moved to Augusta, Georgia. There he
attended elementary, middle, and high school. During his first years of school
the author remained an honor student and maintained a position in the top
percentile of the class. It was the beginning of his freshman year of high
school that he went through a series of medical tests, (due to complaints of
pains in his chest). It was recommended that he be screened for a
genetic disorder called Marphan's Syndrome. This
disorder is composed of minor symptoms culminating with possible heart
complications. The author learned from a cardiologist that his heart’s aortic
valve was slowly dialating, which could cause his
heart to rupture, killing him instantly. He spent the next four years suffering
severe depression. He was so preoccupied with dying that he did not prepare for
a future. Upon graduating from high school he came to a realization that in
order to move forward in life something needed to change. His quest for a
better existence brought him to a point of a spiritual awakening. After this
experience the author began to re-assess life and live each day to the fullest.
He has had many successes and failures in making his new choices in life. This
book is a compilation of some of his thoughts and ideas motivated with the
perception of hope.