Kirjahaku

The idea of Freedom came to me on a foggy Sunday morning at church. I was at the new church me and my family had begun visiting shortly after our departure from our old, original home church. I remember the day clearly. There were ten minutes left until service was to start and I had entered the building with an empty mind, completely void of worry and anxiety. I sat in the middle row of the middle section looking out of one of many windows with a distant stare. From there I began to think about why we as people are alive and why we have to deal with life as it is today. My mind wandered swiftly to the word that had been ringing in my head all day, "Freedom." I sat there pondering that word because I understand it is tossed around frequently with little to no explanation as to what it actually means. I began going deeper, thinking about what the meaning of life is. I often catch myself asking questions like "why do we exist?", "What is the root of our existence?", and "why is our world so messed up?" I had no answer. These questions acted as catalysts to the one solution/answer which was that word, Freedom. I could've said choice was the solution but what is choice without the freedom to apply or act upon our given opportunity, then what do we have? I'd ponder this topic for years without any given direction as to where my focus should be directed when answering such a broad question. (what is the meaning of life?) It can differ for each and every last one of us. Some of us need a window to determine our own reason for existence...

The fresh evolved version of the Confessions files. Confessions poetry collection volume 3 isn't just a bigger addition to the group but it couples Free verse poetry and the Acrostic style together to form a new matrix of perspective-based imagination. have a peek...

"The World" is one poem composed of 27 topics, stressing the ups and downs of life in and on today's earth. some things hit harder than others while there is a certain life bred through clarity. "The World" opens doors for new interpretation and open discussion amongst friends. take a first look at your world from the viewpoint of Emmanuel D. Wallace.

The idea of Freedom came to me on a foggy Sunday morning at church. I was at the new church me and my family had begun visiting shortly after our departure from our old, original home church. I remember the day clearly. There were ten minutes left until service was to start and I had entered the building with an empty mind, completely void of worry and anxiety. I sat in the middle row of the middle section looking out of one of many windows with a distant stare. From there I began to think about why we as people are alive and why we have to deal with life as it is today. My mind wandered swiftly to the word that had been ringing in my head all day, "Freedom." I sat there pondering that word because I understand it is tossed around frequently with little to no explanation as to what it actually means. I began going deeper, thinking about what the meaning of life is. I often catch myself asking questions like "why do we exist?", "What is the root of our existence?", and "why is our world so messed up?" I had no answer. These questions acted as catalysts to the one solution/answer which was that word, Freedom. I could've said choice was the solution but what is choice without the freedom to apply or act upon our given opportunity, then what do we have? I'd ponder this topic for years without any given direction as to where my focus should be directed when answering such a broad question. (what is the meaning of life?) It can differ for each and every last one of us. Some of us need a window to determine our own reason for existence.... Maybe you'll be able to find it here

Confessions poetry collection volume 1 is a unique set of poems based around social obstructions, life, and a plethora of other things pertaining to our natural existence. It's a short read of 50 pages. each piece of literature is strong enough to make someone contemplate it's meaning for weeks. Confessions poetry collection, written by a young aspiring leader is an eye opener on many fronts, give it a chance and you'll see.