The Blueprints to a Black Heart
By Larry Foster
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The Blueprints to a Black Heart is a book that is meant to serve as a tool for elevating your understanding of your connection to life and to the emotions you feel as a result of your life experiences. For many individuals, their life has been filled with turmoil and they never fully recover from the trauma they have endured. The Blueprints to a Black Heart, while meeting you at the deepest depths of your emotions, was written with the goal of showing you a path to self-healing and more specifically the process to healing a black heart. Thus, the overall outlook on life that I wish to convey to those who have suffered or are still suffering is that healing can be found in writing and more importantly in being honest with yourself.
Being honest with yourself is the most important step in the process of overcoming any form of addiction, codependency or unhealthy behavior. When we are honest with ourselves, it reveals the way out of darkness by allowing light to come in. Greater soul searching, then, (can) lead to greater understanding of who we are, why we are who we are, and ultimately, help us build confidence in our ability to become who we want to be.
In the end, all that really matters is not how much we have suffered—but that just as we have found the blueprint to a black heart—we also can find the blueprint to healing our heart and to becoming whole once again.
Larry Foster
Larry Foster is a Johnson and Wales graduate, hotel professional, poet, and travel enthusiast from Atlanta, GA. Traveling the world at an early age led him to dedicate the beginning of his career to the hospitality industry and evolve an appreciation for unconventional architectural designs. Larry's life experiences were the pathway for him to influence the world by turning pain and affliction to glorifying awakening through his writing. Larry's essential goal for his readers is to dig deep into their heart to discover their motives and reasoning of life within their own perspective. In the words of Larry, "A passion can only be understood by those who created art because they were misunderstood."
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The Blueprints to a Black Heart - Larry Foster
The prophets word spread, a soul blind to its own truth
An existence justified by the natural instinct to migrate
Curious to see the world from an extraterrestrial point of view
Why conform for society?
How will I be able to seek out my own destiny
when I am shrouded by complacency?
If I put on a mask
I would have lived a lie
If I put on a mask
They will think I'm content
I'm tired of the questions
I'm tired of living by their expectations
If I put on that mask will everyone love me,
not realizing they drain me?
Everyone who has ever loved me has taken away from me
So, why should I have to conform to make others happy?
Why does my smile have such an effect on others’ lives?
Why am I not allowed to have burdens of my own?
Am I only to carry the burdens of others - only to be left by them?
Only to be left with heavy shoulders?
The prophet said I would be blind to my own truth.
On second thought, I might just wear that mask
Maybe I should exceed their expectations
by becoming the blind truth that they see
Maybe I'm blind
Maybe I've deceived myself
Ignorant towards my own beliefs
Maybe I won't wear the mask Maybe I'll become the mask
THE DEVIL OF MY DEVIL
The Devil of My Devil
As thine lays me down to sleep
pray your soul to keep,
because if you die before I wake
your soul will surely be his to take.
Bear witness to a past tragedy
represented by a generation intolerable of mankind
due to incompetence and a lack of sympathy
Bear witness to this world’s demise
The devil of the devil
was thine imaginary friend.
She smiled at him
as he grinned.
I’ve seen his hell
as he held me.
While I waited for morning to begin,
I saw his figure at my beds end
The devil of the devil was thine lust.
He covered her soul, she was my veil.
The devil of the devil was thine love.
A gift and a curse
from the hell above.
I was a wandering black hole
The day will come when I implode
That's when I will take in
the Omega and the Alpha.
How many depressions will I wake?
For every drip drop of knowledge
from horrid personal experiences.
Whose poor soul will be able to relate?
The devil of the devil, was thine home.
A dark place where there is no exit,
but from the entrance in which you came.
These loops of nightmares
repeated the torture of fate.
Victim to poetry, I shall not wake.
Dreams come true while reality manipulates
The devil of the devil
was thine reflection.
Are you so blind to him in the mirror?
Or are you blinded by the lack of affection?
The devil of the devil
was thine faith.
Lost in a garden he found his