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Looking Through Rose Colored Glasses: Poems
Looking Through Rose Colored Glasses: Poems
Looking Through Rose Colored Glasses: Poems
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Looking Through Rose Colored Glasses: Poems

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My book is a compilation of my poetry I have written over a 25 year period. I included a short story because it started out as a poem and ended up as the beginning of the story. I have been inspired by the many events in my life,
One poem Naturally was adapted from memory of a poem I read maybe 15 years ago by an author whose name I do not know. My poem is written and created by me but her poem about this theme did inspire me.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateFeb 26, 2014
ISBN9781493163151
Looking Through Rose Colored Glasses: Poems
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Edmundo Estevan Apodaca

I am of Hispanic (Mexican American) and German decent. Born in Las Cruces, NM in 1951. I was educated in public school in southern NM, I spent one year in Catholic school in the 6th grade. I was active in sports while in school. I spent many years there afterwards experiencing many trials and tribulations and suffering much from my dependence on alcohol and other drugs. 23 years ago I turned my life around and went back to college. I received my Bachelor’s and my Master’s degree in Social Work. I love writing and reading the written word.

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    Looking Through Rose Colored Glasses - Edmundo Estevan Apodaca

    CONTENTS

    Biography

    Book Synopsis

    A Woman, A Mother, A Wife

    A Poem By The Same Name:

    There Is A Kingdom

    And I Dream

    Death:

    Dream

    Father

    Flutes

    Homeless

    I Flew By Your Window

    I Want To Tell You

    Naturally

    In My Mind

    Infinite Soul

    Interlude

    La Chicana

    Love Song

    Make Everyday Purposeful…

    My Love

    My View

    Mysticism

    No Confusion

    Oh Sun

    One Night With You

    Parable

    Poetry

    Por El Querer

    Porque

    Rosé Colored Glasses

    See The Sparkle In Her Eyes

    Stranger

    The Rider

    The Sound Of Silence

    The Tree

    Toca Me

    Today I Cry

    Wanting

    Wounded Warrior

    You’ve Changed My Life Completely.

    THEY CAME

    FROM SOMEWHERE LONG AGO

    A Short Story

    By Edmundo Estevan Apodaca

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    DEDICATION

    I want to dedicate this book to my Mother and Father for giving me the opportunity to become educated enough to write and to allow me to experience life through my own trials and errors.

    BIOGRAPHY

    I am of Hispanic origin. Born in Las Cruces, NM in 1951.

    I was educated in public school in southern NM, I spent one year in Catholic school in the 6th grade. I was active in sports while in school. I spent many years there afterwards experiencing many trials and tribulations and suffering much from my dependence on alcohol and other drugs. 23 years ago I turned my life around and went back to college. I received my Bachelor’s and my Master’s degree in Social Work.

    I love writing and reading the written word.

    BOOK SYNOPSIS

    My book is a compilation of my poetry I have written over a 25 year period. I included a short story because it started out as a poem and ended up as the beginning of the story. I have been inspired by the many events in my life,

    One poem Naturally was adapted from memory of a poem I read maybe 15 years ago by an author whose name I do not know. My poem is written and created by me but her poem about this theme did inspire me.

    A WOMAN, A MOTHER,

    A WIFE

    In your own wonderful way

    I always see a smile.

    I hope you see it too.

    In your own gentle way

    I am grateful for this while…

    I hope you feel it too.

    In your own beautiful way

    I am grateful for your being.

    I hope you know it too.

    Your softness, your gentleness, your compassion

    set my mood in motion.

    And for this I owe you my devotion.

    It was bad enough all I do is think of you.

    Knowing I could never give you anything.

    Never be with you. Love can be hard.

    So I picked the flowers while thinking of you.

    I find a joy in thinking of your wonderful smile

    and warm sense of humor.

    And I dream of being with you someday

    To you with all my love…

    A POEM BY

    THE SAME NAME:

    Wishing well a tug at my heart

    Last you came to my house

    We were happy together

    Now there is silence where you once were

    You cannot glue a broken heart back together

    You rushed off

    How could I have foreseen I wouldn’t see or hear from

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