A Look Inside the Man

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Archie Brown resides in Connecticut. He is a veteran of the US Navy where he served for 4 years.

A Look Inside the Man Archie Brown Poetry

Inspirational poetry for the heart and soul, this book of poems gives readers some moments of hope, inspiration and realizations. From poet-author Archie Brown comes a collection of poems that date back from 1985 to the present. He invites readers to take A Look Inside the Man through the verses and words of his poems that range from Christian poetry to poetry about life. He hopes to inspire readers of all ages as they go through their own life and faith journeys. Both heartwarming and heart-wrenching, these poems will let readers think of their own emotions, experiences and realities.

BOOK EXCERPT

pages 58-63

S t e r i l e

The storms of life rage though we pray for calmness It never comes except from that place with in Fifty days in the hospital taught me what happens when we lose our way This is when you know who your true friends are as the fog closes in on all sides They’re the ones who keep on yelling for you The ones who want you to survive

So white are the wall in here They’re sterile Unreal are the rules in here They are a bunch of lies

So white are the walls in here like marrow No blood or consciousness to open up my eyes

Here I am again walking down the same road will i make the same choice again Given what I’ve learned, can I say tomorrow that i am a different man The same storms will rage again from the ages of yesterday the same substance from my inner self that drives me so insane

So white are the wall in here They’re sterile Unreal are the rules in here They are a bunch of lies So white are the walls in here like marrow No blood or consciousness to open up my eyes

‘Everything will be alright’ The doctors say You can overcome most anything if you know the game But the truth is to face our problems and know they’ll never go away And maybe we’ll be a little stronger when the storm comes another day

So white are the wall in here They’re sterile Unreal are the rules in here They are a bunch of lies So white are the walls in here like marrow No blood or consciousness to open up my eyes

H o m e

From the time we’re born until the time we die we are searching for that right place in life We hope to find that place that we can call our own A shelter from the shadows and the great unknown

And our hearts yearn for friendship and for that safe haven Where we can be the ones we

I’ll know it when I find it Someone will call my name No more living in a place of boundaries

It will be so familiar what better place to be Than the home I’m longing for determinedly

Take it from me I have been hoodwinked before mistaking acquaintance for what I thought was home It’s a disappointment jumping hurdles for those who take advantage of the homeward call

It is no fault but my own for those mistakes I must use common sense just a little more

I’ll know it when I find it Someone will call my name No more living in a place of boundaries

It will be so familiar what better place to be Than the home I’m longing for determinedly

Surrounded by loved ones who see me as I truly am And long for us to be a family

Connie Ann lovell

Connie Ann Lovell was born and raised in a conservative and idealistic rural town of Delta, Utah. She knew she was blessed to grow up in this highly favorable condition. She thought the rest of her life would be like this also; but it was not. She married a good, smart and hardworking farm boy who was also her high school sweetheart. He was the love of her life. With her nursing degree and background in music, she was able to help put him through law school. She taught him to be an accomplished pianist and they had two children, who were handicapped. Sadly, after 45 years, their marriage ended. Many times, she has viewed her life through tears; however, she is also blessed to see fun, and even growth through her trials. It is because she has faith to believe there is a purpose in this life. This book shows a few snapshots of her story.

Fun, Uplifting Stories on Aging Author’s interesting book unfolds unpredictably like aging does

Fun and growth can be seen all along one’s path to oldness. It is equally adventurous and dangerous as climbing Mt. Everest; but it’s still fun and fulfilling nonetheless. That’s what author Connie Ann Lovell hopes to share with her Observations on Oldness, which is unique because it skips around to different stories and observations instead of chapters and connections.

Even as a child, the author had a lot of interest and curiosity about aging. As she went through her middle-age years, the experiences continued to grow. They took on a life of their own. She saw humor and meaning all around her, and kept notes to remember details.

In her old years, her stack of age happenings grew larger, and she felt a need to tell the many fun and uplifting stories to her family, so she turned it into her little book. What’s even more exciting is that her oldness has continued to give her more materials to write.

Many readers will relate to her stories and be reminded of their own similar entertaining times and enriching adventures.

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