The Down the Road Collection and Other Popular Poems
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All is Not Lost
All is not lost
In this world of fear,
Of misunderstanding,
When nothing is clear.
If only we'd look
To the bright things in life
A red winged blackbird
Sitting on a fence.
Small things give us hope
And as hope grows so does confidence,
And with confidence one gets the courage
To face another day.
All is not lost, merely misplaced.
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About the Book
This is the second work by C. L. Post and is a combination of a few short-short stories followed by quite a few of his now published poems. His short stories deal with the homeless and their actions, reactions, pits and perils. Originally these stories were meant to be longer, but were cut back in size to present the problem in a more concise way. The popular poems are meant to reflect on experiences while traveling down the road of life. Thus, “The Down the Road Collection.” The author’s first work, entitled “Be” (Be Yourself) was written to initiate thought about the topics of past, present, future, space, motion and time. The poems in this book are meant to be experienced in a light-hearted – “Oh, I’ve seen that” or “I’ve done that” sort of way. Now we hope you enjoy “The Down the Road Collection.”
About the Author
C. L. Post is an accomplished poet whose works have appeared in many publications. His work can be seen in the publications The Best Poems and Poets of 2005 and The Silent Journey, both published by the International Library of Poetry.com and also in his first book of poetry entitled "Be" (for be yourself) which is a quest through past, present, future, space, motion, and time; and can be purchased at authorhouse.com, BarnesandNoble.com or Borders.com.