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Poems From My Soul - Rewind

Poems From My Soul - Rewind

Jr. Dr. Booker T. Williams

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Bethune Publishing House, Inc.
Año de edición:
2026
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781946566485
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Poems From My Soul Rewind is a powerful collection of poetry by Dr. Booker T. Williams, Jr., a writer whose words move with honesty, memory, faith, love, and cultural truth. This expanded collection revisits beloved poems while introducing new reflections that speak to the heart of life, family, identity, justice, grief, hope, and the quiet battles many people carry but do not always say out loud.Through the voice of an African American man who is both a thinker and a lover, Dr. Williams writes with a rare blend of tenderness and boldness. His poems honor Black history, challenge injustice, celebrate resilience, and give language to love, loss, struggle, healing, and spiritual growth. Some pieces are deeply personal. Others speak to the wider community. Together, they create a meaningful journey through memory, manhood, faith, and the lived experience of a man committed to telling the truth.Dr. Williams does not write from a distance. He writes from the soul. His words reflect the wisdom of an educator, the discipline of a Marine Corps veteran, the compassion of a community advocate, and the insight of a man who has seen pain but still believes in purpose. Whether he is writing about God, family, race, relationships, pride, grief, or hope, his voice remains direct, heartfelt, and grounded.Poems From My Soul Rewind invites readers to pause, reflect, remember, and feel. It is a book for those who appreciate poetry that is honest, culturally aware, spiritually rooted, and emotionally real. This collection reminds us that words can heal, challenge, inspire, and preserve the stories that deserve to live on.

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