The Experiences Through the Human Eyes
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Richard Cross
Richard A. Cross, Born in Alexandria St Ann, Jamaica, A true believer in faith and a person who knew success would not happen overnight. Born a leader, and of which I am continuously learning each day. I graduated from G.C. Foster College in Jamaica in 2003 with a Teacher’s Certificate in Physical Education, thinking that was as far as I would go education wise. I became a Police Officer but continued in my athletic prowess. I got track and field scholarship which granted me the opportunity to study in the states. With my inner drive to be better than I am made me a stronger individual, both physically and mentally. Graduated from Lincoln University with my bachelors’ degree, I think my journey has now been revised.
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The Experiences Through the Human Eyes - Richard Cross
Copyright © 2010 by Richard Cross.
Library of Congress Control Number: 2009912863
ISBN: Hardcover 978-1-4500-0821-1
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Contents
Introduction
Anxiety
Beauty to Danger
Black History
Call Me
Challenged
Cheating
Cloudy Mind
Colored
Changes
Disease
Distracted
Do You Like It?
Drought
Faith
Fathers Who Never Stood Up
Getting to Me
Giving Thanks
Giving Up
Good Days Gone Badly
Heart
Her Teddy Bear
I Saw It
In the Streets
In Your Eyes
Inside (Locked Up)
Just Can’t Resist
Loneliness
Looking Back
Lost . . . Where
Sorry
Mother
Picture
My Love
The Best Thing I Had
Nights I Remember
Obligation
Sexy Woman
Surprise
Survivor
Symbol of Progress
The One
Too Much
True Love
Under the Moonlight
What Leads Me?
Where Is It?
You
Your Picture
I Can Hear the Screaming
The Mirror
The Reason
Touch
Up
To My Mom
The Boy from the GHETTO
I Could Not See It Coming
Addicted to Success
My Own . . . Hold on Strong
Make a Change . . .
The Serial Dater
The Few Blank Pages
Never Allow Fear to Limit Destiny
Newcomer
D. H.
Bad Habits
Rubber Band
Risk
The Morose Child
Is Being Bad a Title?
Tell Me What You Want
What They Talk About
Who will tell their Story?
The Mirror
My Strength
I Am Somewhat Like Him
Dawdler
Introduction
This book of poetry was written to share the experiences of many who had reached a point in their lives when they thought they could not make it, but they persevered. The experiences are not just through my eyes, but our eyes. If you are on this journey that we call life, and is living from day to day without a plan in mind, your distractions may be greater. If you plan, you will be stronger to withstand the things that are thrown at you; the poetry book shed some light on that aspect. It was through my drive and determination to be successful that I came to the realization that nothing is impossible. To some, it was just a dream, but there is no limit to where you can be. Put it in a simple term, success has no limit or is limited to no one. The Experience through the Human Eyes showed that through the experiences one has been through, they have gained knowledge, growth, and the know-how. The inspirations gained through this text will motivate you and keep you grounded. In this book you will also find how different people view each stages of your life. Poetry is a unique, heartfelt expression of the human soul. The collections of this comforting poetry will take you from a state of bad feeling to a state of good feeling. The lifestyle you choose should solely depend on you, not circumstances.
Anxiety
It was through the dream he had
Just by packing all his stuff
Although he already misses home, he was glad
The night before there were tears, many had
He walked away refusing to look back, his eyes also had tears
He was happy, but
The feeling was like a mixture of flavors
The true taste was hard to discover
It was like drought, one main source was gone
He felt alone, but
Did not say, it could be seen as he walked sluggishly away
It was for the better
Wondering if he will become a hot stepper
Just imagine what will be in his first letter
It was not as expected
It was