Soothing The World One Reading At A Time

This Poem is on page 4 titled Sympathy by Paul Laurence Dunbar. It's Noted the black writers recognize that Mr Dunbar was one of few Negro poets that got recognition for their poetry since (at that time in history) a slave owner John Wheatley emancipated their slave girl in 1773 due to her poetry 

This Poem on page 1 and titled "New Every Morning" by Susan Coolidge. This poem has been used in hospice in the UK to bring comfort to patients.

This Poem is on page 3 titled Infant Joy by William Blake. Blake was the first poet to speak to and for small children for their condition of innocence. 

This Poem is on page 8 titled Moonlight by Sarah Teasdale. Sara's final volume of poetry had 22 short poems which to some were her best ones. As her health decline and not wanting to depend on others, she died taking an overdose of barbiturates. 

This Poem is on page 14 titled My Life Closed Twice Before Its Close by Emily Dickinson. On Jan 13 1854, she wrote the Revd Edward Everett about a man named Benjamin Newton who was a law student with her father that married and died short time after. Its believed that this is the first "parting" in which Emily described in this poem which is the implications of 

This Poem is on page 17 titled I Am Not I by Juan Ramon Jimenez. He was a young poet from Moguer Huelva. After moving to Madrid, he tended to the wounded and collected children from the streets during the Civil War as he reminded in the capital at that time. After moving to Florida he inspired other Spanish youths as he was also inspired in his youth, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1957 for his literature the year before his death. 

This poem is on page 23 titled Divine Image by William Blake. As a young man Blake was greatly influenced by Emmanuel Swendenborg. Swendenborg argued that humans are truly divine being created in God's Image. 

This Poem is on page 24 titled An Irishman Foresees His Death by William Butler Yeats. The Irishman was Robert Gregory, an Airman who was killed in action in Italy on January 23 1918. 

This Poem is titled My Confessions by Me. My heart created a desire for a woman that was unattainable. 

This Poem is titled Friend Zoned by Me. Have you been there? Are you loving someone from a distance? Made the mistake to let that person get away due to your own insecurities years ago or let pride get into your way?

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This Poem is titled Victoria's Secret by Me. Would she make my fantasy a reality or was it that my reality seemed like a fantasy? 

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This Poem is titled My Dream by Me. I created a desire for her that it manifested into a dream. ("You must come to me freely with love or not at all..") taken from Blacula by William Marshall 

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This Poem is titled Romantic Attraction by Me. These key elements have been used to "practice" the procreation of life. Have you ever sat across from someone and know that tonight is the night? 

This Poem is Titled "Lusting on you Greatly" by me. Have you ever went out just to be out in crowd and here comes an ole crush? Where all the dominos can fall just right, but the last domino is held by gorilla glue? Lusting for each other for years and can't make that "last domino fall?" 

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This Poem is titled Cunnilingus by Me. Rumor is the deeper the man's voice, the more efficient he is in the above art.