Love, Life, and Politics: The Way of the World

By Poetically Correct

This book is a display of the ups and downs, and the roller coaster effects of love. The trials and tribulations, and obstacles of all of life's adventure. And the things politicians and the government don't want you to know. We all search for love, and hope to hold on for dear life, but sometimes that's not the case. Sometimes however it is the case and we can live happily ever after. Life can be hard on us, and sometimes we just need someone to lift us up and help us through hard times. There are also things in life that need to be addressed and this book does that. Hopefully it has a reach one teach one type of affect pertaining to life. Politics is a sore subject for any nation, but at some point in time we have to stand up and say no more. We have to face the music of politics and learn from them.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Nov 21, 2012
• ISBN: 9781475963748

Poetically Correct

Poetically Correct is a logistician, and working toward bachelor's degree in business management from AMU. He is from Fort Worth, Texas, and currently lives in Colorado. This is his first book, and looks to publish more. Poetically Correct also wants to get into Real Estate sales.

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2012922100

iUniverse rev. date: 11/19/2012

Contents

  Love  

All Ears

Alone

Chase

Chivalry

Complete Me

Crying Out

Diamond in the Rough

Did You Know

Disappearing Act

Ecstasy

Everything Man

Flame

   If   

Jungle Fever

Know Her

Lonely Walk Home

Love or Life

Love Where Art Thou

  Love  

Majesty

Matrimony

Mother

Ms. Stress

Oxygen

Prideful

Queen

Shoulda Coulda Woulda

Sound of Love

Still I Believe

Tainted Love

Taxes

Thanks

Tonight

   Vow   

Who Knew

Window to the Soul

Wonderland

Wrongful Deed

  Life  

Aftermath

All A’s

Black Girl Lost

Bricks

Casting Stones

Destruction

Disclaimer

Dreaming

Dying Bred

Element of Sound

Friend or Foe

Gigolo

Home going

Judgement

Like Father Like Son

  Lost  

Lyrical Massacre

Memoirs

Mission Aborted

Motherfucker

No pain No gain

Poetry

Racism vs. Placism

Rapper’s Delight

Real vs. Rem

Rhetoric

Showcast

Slaughter House

Something Like a Player

Street Religion

Subliminal

Suicidal Note

The Storm

Urban Legend

Zenith

Politics

Crisis of a Nation

Hip Hop

Modern Day Slavery

Outsourced

Public Enemy

Soldier Story

  Love  

All Ears

Hear me out just this once

I have many things to say

Listening has become a lost art

Too much me, me, me

No compassion all selfish behavior

My feelings make me null and void

Or maybe just void to you

Why won’t you listen to me

Thought you said you love you

Why don’t you accept my flaws

Why is life about what benefits you

I thought it was about us

Why won’t you listen to me

Me vs you

Offense vs defense

Battle of the sexes

More like a war on communication

In one ear and out the other

Why won’t you listen to me

Repetitive conversations

I heard you the first time

Now please hear me

Are my thoughts not just as important

Why won’t you listen to me

Alone

She stands alone

Looking for love

It’s at arm’s reach

But not able to be touched

Her heart yearns for it

Her body fiends for it

She cries for it

And cries from it

True in its essence

Invisible in its presence

Although she is deserving

She is not receiving

It has hid itself from her

And pain is very evident

She has made its acquaintance

And become good friends

But purely by default

Not by choice

How does she shake it

And embrace the unfamiliar

She nor the world may never know

Pain equals love

But should it hurt this much

Why does it hurt at all

What’s the equation for love