My Journey Through Poetry

By Alexia Bartholomew

Even though Alexia has self-published books that encourage people to do things from the heart and let them know that they are not the only ones that will overcome the things that the readers have experienced, her first launch into her career as a writer started in poetry (whether she knew it or not at the time). Her new book, My Journey Through

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alexia Bartholomew
• Release date: Jul 8, 2023
• ISBN: 9781088190135

Alexia Bartholomew

Alexia Bartholomew was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She has worn the hats of a daughter, aunt, soldier , veteran, college graduate and now is wearing the hat of a writer. Her other literal works also includes her first book, "Father Give Me The Heart", encourages people to do things from the heart, her poetic work "I Am Eagle, Watch Me Soar" , "I Am", and "I Surrender To Your Presence" is regeistered in the Library of Congress. She currently resides in San Antonio, Texas where she is having fun at SeaWorld and enjoying the diverstiy and culture (except pig feet) that the city has to offer.

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My Journey Through Poetry

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Alexia Bartholomew

Table of Contents

Introduction

Introduction of the poem I Am Eagle Watch Me Soar

I Am Eagle Watch Me Soar

Introduction of the poem Can’t Say That God Don’t Love Me

Can’t Say That God Don’t Love Me.

Introduction of the poem I Am

I Am

Introduction of the poem My Favorite Gift

My Favorite Gift

Introduction of my UMHB Poems Rain, Rain, and Some More Rain and The Pizza Sonnet

Rain, Rain, and some more Rain

The Pizza Sonnet

Introduction of the poem Am I Worth It?

Am I Worth It?

Introduction of the poem "Character’

Character

Introduction of the poem God Is Not Through With Me

God Is Not Through With Me

Outro

About the Author

The Introduction

If you had told me decades ago that I would be writing poems and books, I would have to disagree with you because of the traumas, the rejections, negative words, and negative actions that brought forth discouragement to tarnish my spirit, my soul, my body, and my mind. Even though I wrote a few poems for a creative writing class in high school, I would have never considered writing to become not