The Other Side of Midnight

By Larry O. Bubar

"Walking After Midnight is a book that describes the not so pleasant aspects of humanity. In it you will fine verses of the demons that, at times, we all confront or know of. From bad dreams to wondering what war is are the things that need to be written about. They have been dont so in this collection of poems. Each will bring you closer to your own mind as it too walks, the streets of the hidden, after Midnight. "

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Oct 1, 2008
• ISBN: 9781465323378

Larry O. Bubar

Larry is from northern Maine. He has been writing for around nine years. He writes often of the undesired side of humanity and that which make it up. He has written another book of poems “Life isn’t always a Bed of Roses” dealing with aspects of love and life not always thought of. He also has written a book for the younger group called “The Rainbow”. Dealing with love of a young lad and a princess and how the rainbow help their love to be forever strong

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Contents

Walking

The Four Horsemen

A Simple I love You

Destructive Force

Can You Hear

Death of a Spirit

The Demon Realm

The Devil’s Party

Demons of the Night

Dream or Reality

Extinct

Revenge

I Am War

Path to Insanity

Lost Will

Price of One’s Desires

No Escape

Necessity

Of Those

Outside Looking In

Price of a Life

Mortally Wounded

Silently War Steals In

Scum

Sometimes

Allow Me to Live

If a Tear Falls

My Greatest Lie

The Wind Dance

Defeated Man

Volcano

Soul Without A Soul

What Have I (we) Done

I dedicate this book to my wife, Takiko.

Who allows me the freedom to indulge in

my writing.

I also dedicate it to my friend, Gayle.

Whose critique and support I find most

helpful.

Walking

We walk the sunny streets

Feeling safe

Unaware or not caring

What the shadows hide

During twilight and dawn

We are more cautious

Searching each shadow

For hidden