Sketches: People-Watching in the U S of A

By Xlibris US

In People-Watching, Carmen has opened a sociological wound that festers in every village, every town every city, every country! Every poem is a picture of humanitys artwork on the landscape of life.
Pastor Kwesi Oginga


Through the authors eyes, we catch glimpses of ourselves and others sharing the crowded road on this journey called LIFE. These sketches vividly portray the innate fight for survival which takes us past fear, whether real or imagined, and the myriad accompanying emotions until we learn wherein lies our strength. As we meditate on the many scenarios presented, we are forced to agree with the saying, There but for the grace of God go I.
Vashti Hinds

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 18, 2014
• ISBN: 9781499028591

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Copyright © 2014 by Carmen Barclay Subryan Ph.D.

Library of Congress Control Number:     2014909703

ISBN:                  Hardcover                          978-1-4990-2861-4

                            Softcover                            978-1-4990-2862-1

                            eBook                                 978-1-4990-2859-1

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Rev. date: 05/28/2014

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CONTENTS

Thanks

Preface

Introduction

Elevator Ride

Roadside Beggar

Homeless

Invisible

DWB(Driving While Black)

Road Worker

Cell Phone

Commuter

Bus Stop

School Bus

Pollution

Beauty Shop

Panic in the Park

Walking to School

Baby Daddy

Old Woman Crossing the Street

Downtown Ladies

Pedestrian Crossing

Ambulance

Hand in Hand

Jay Walker

Traffic Jam

Flower Man

Immigrant

Cherry Blossoms

Ladies, Please!!

Gentlemen, Please!

The Pacer

Grandma Cried

Coming Home

Quiet in the Park