April's Rain Must Fall

By Robert E Miller

This book, April's Rain Must Fall, is a blend of distinctive poems intended to ignite the readers' emotions toward relationships, cultural relativism, and God's gift of love and help them recognize the majestic beauty of nature and art. In addition, in years to come, your family, grandchildren, and friends may come to cherish several of the poem

• Language: English
• Publisher: Palmetto Publishing
• Release date: Mar 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9798885900836

Robert E Miller

Robert is an American author living in Louisville, Kentucky. Robert received his bachelor's degree at the University of Cincinnati. He's a devoted Christian, believes in God, and studies the teachings of Jesus. Robert attends church services every week and enjoys reading Christian texts, Bible scripture, and daily devotions.

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Preface

This book is composed of many unique poems that remind me of an artist painting a portrait where the imagery, colors, and subjects must come together simultaneously.

These poems represent who I am today and allow me to express myself emotionally. Unlike when I was growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, where parents use to say that, a child should be seen and not heard. Over the years, I have come to realize that unless you follow your dreams, life won’t be fulfilling. My son once said, That he couldn’t put his work on display for the world to see, as I am doing. Right now, I believe in taking risks and being the best version of myself.

Honestly, some of the poems in this book will help people to look inward and become the person they’re meant to be, regardless of what others say. You only have one life to live, as I do, so why not live it without stop signs?

Chapter 1

Life's Beauty

Roads Never Traveled

Staggered Off

Prodigies Rise

Therapy's Heart

Enduring Reality

Life to Live

Social Norms

Creative Dreams

Body and Soul

Life Is!

Legacy Tree

The Tip of the Iceberg

Fragmented Thoughts

Unsolved Mystery

Morning till Night

Deluded Beliefs

Roads Never Traveled

I traveled a road of unfamiliar dreams.

There I observed separate realities,

On roads of what was and will never be.

They both echoed fears I couldn’t cure.

Of twisted thoughts that have no end,

That oversees a