Should You?
Judge a Book by Its Cover
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We are afraid…
We are afraid to say we are afraid
If you are not willing to even admit your fears
How can you handle them?
When you’re face to face
Know your fears so when you face them
You have a pre-cognation of what to do
Panic is an expression of fear
Stare the devil in the face and laugh
That is what evil truly fears
He fears to lose the ability to manipulate
Your original train of thought
The devil can’t harm you
If you are not afraid
He cant touch you
Only persuade your way of thought
Your mind…
Just some food for thought
“If God is with us who can be against us…”
Romans 8:31
(Us) is to (People)
As
(People) is to (All)
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About the Book
A book of euphemisms. In today’s complex society, people have so much to do and so feel that they are always in a rush. Their noses are buried in their electronics, and despite being so connected, everyone is further away from each other than ever before.
Should You?, a new poetry collection by author Howard Donal Peace III, takes that complexity and conflicts as its inspiration, exploring the question that we all occasionally ask: why no one else seems to know how to drive when we are on the road.
About the Author
Howard Donal Peace III is the son of a hardworking Nabisco factory worker, single mother, and confidant. He decided to put his education to work and try on someone else’s shoes. He currently lives in Richmond, Virginia.