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The Big Game Volume 1: SPIRITUALITY AND LOVE: Extended Version
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The Big Game by Bethany James has been expanded. This is strictly for the readers enjoyment!
Sample:
VOLUME 1: SPIRITUALITY AND LOVE
Always Valentines:
– Grandma gave me a thing of chocolates.
– Denver’s weather, funny like my love life.
– I always kept True LOVE in my pockets.
-“I hid YOU”… thus, Valentines was a knife.
-“For sweeter is YOUR LOVING than candy.”
-“Deeper is YOUR LOVE for me, than the sea.”
-“Wide is YOUR Steadfast LOVE towards little me.”
– When its said or done, YOUR there to be found.”
– Mary Magdalene was a loose Women.
– Loose in her ways of searching for “LOVING.”
– Many nights she laid there with other’s Men.
-“LOVE cleared Her of sins… more LOVE less judging.”
– Before we judge a book…or the contents.
– You once were alone, with a guilty conscious.”
49 Other Poems!
**Features:
60 full length poems...
I apologize for the lack of any features such as hyperlinks!
Enjoy.
https://theheavenlycurves.wordpress.c...
The Big Game by Bethany James has been expanded. This is strictly for the readers enjoyment!
Sample:
VOLUME 1: SPIRITUALITY AND LOVE
Always Valentines:
– Grandma gave me a thing of chocolates.
– Denver’s weather, funny like my love life.
– I always kept True LOVE in my pockets.
-“I hid YOU”… thus, Valentines was a knife.
-“For sweeter is YOUR LOVING than candy.”
-“Deeper is YOUR LOVE for me, than the sea.”
-“Wide is YOUR Steadfast LOVE towards little me.”
– When its said or done, YOUR there to be found.”
– Mary Magdalene was a loose Women.
– Loose in her ways of searching for “LOVING.”
– Many nights she laid there with other’s Men.
-“LOVE cleared Her of sins… more LOVE less judging.”
– Before we judge a book…or the contents.
– You once were alone, with a guilty conscious.”
49 Other Poems!
**Features:
60 full length poems...
I apologize for the lack of any features such as hyperlinks!
Enjoy.
91 pages, ebook
Published February 14, 2018
About the author
Bethany Camille James
3 books134 followersMy name is Poetess Bethany Camille James and I grew up in the suburbs of Denver, Colorado in a family of six including me. However, I was born in Clearwater, Florida. Life was bittersweet. The geography inspired me, yet I felt as I was growing up different, and I seem to stand out like the vast Rocky Mountains.
As I got older I would find my connection to the world through reciting poetry, and extracurricular activities in school and the community. It was demanding being active in my church choir, school debate team, and working just to name a few things. To be involve demanded me to interact with a lot of people, but I never fit in. I learned through my experiences that you have to love yourself. Not loving yourself allows one’s unique creativity to be stifled.
My siblings and I usually spent hours having deep conversations and that helped me have a place of belonging. During my adolescent years, I watched my family overcome many circumstances. However, we had a lot of love and this allowed me to grow into a caring individual.
I was brought up in a way that stressed the importance of faith, values, and love for others. I applied these values to my endeavors by writing from my heart, striving to do things in a way that is honorable, being creative about the ideas I put out to the world, and striving to overcome negativity or obstacle that try to block me. My upbringing has completely supported my development and I am thankful for it.
As I got older I would find my connection to the world through reciting poetry, and extracurricular activities in school and the community. It was demanding being active in my church choir, school debate team, and working just to name a few things. To be involve demanded me to interact with a lot of people, but I never fit in. I learned through my experiences that you have to love yourself. Not loving yourself allows one’s unique creativity to be stifled.
My siblings and I usually spent hours having deep conversations and that helped me have a place of belonging. During my adolescent years, I watched my family overcome many circumstances. However, we had a lot of love and this allowed me to grow into a caring individual.
I was brought up in a way that stressed the importance of faith, values, and love for others. I applied these values to my endeavors by writing from my heart, striving to do things in a way that is honorable, being creative about the ideas I put out to the world, and striving to overcome negativity or obstacle that try to block me. My upbringing has completely supported my development and I am thankful for it.
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February 27, 2024
The Big Game Poetry Collection" is a mesmerizing compilation that effortlessly weaves words into a tapestry of emotions. The poems, like skilled players on a grand stage, dance between moments of triumph and introspection. The collection opens with a powerful ode to competition, capturing the essence of the titular "big game" with vivid imagery and raw passion.
Throughout the pages, the poet's mastery of language shines, each verse a carefully crafted play in the poetic playbook. Themes of victory and defeat resonate deeply, mirroring the highs and lows of life itself. The poems display a keen understanding of the human condition, exploring the complexities of ambition, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams.
One of the collection's strengths lies in its ability to transport readers to different emotional arenas. From the adrenaline-fueled excitement of a climactic match to the quiet contemplation of a post-game locker room, each poem unfolds a new facet of the human experience. The use of metaphor and symbolism elevates the collection, adding layers of meaning that invite readers to reflect on their own journeys.
The Big Game Poetry Collection also demonstrates a remarkable versatility in style. From free verse to structured forms, the poet navigates the poetic field with finesse. This diversity keeps the collection fresh and engaging, ensuring that each poem offers a unique perspective on the overarching theme.
As a reader, you can't help but feel a connection to the universal truths embedded in these verses. The poet speaks directly to the soul, inviting introspection and sparking conversations that extend beyond the confines of the pages. The Big Game Poetry Collection is more than just words on paper; it's an immersive experience that resonates long after the final poem is read.
Throughout the pages, the poet's mastery of language shines, each verse a carefully crafted play in the poetic playbook. Themes of victory and defeat resonate deeply, mirroring the highs and lows of life itself. The poems display a keen understanding of the human condition, exploring the complexities of ambition, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams.
One of the collection's strengths lies in its ability to transport readers to different emotional arenas. From the adrenaline-fueled excitement of a climactic match to the quiet contemplation of a post-game locker room, each poem unfolds a new facet of the human experience. The use of metaphor and symbolism elevates the collection, adding layers of meaning that invite readers to reflect on their own journeys.
The Big Game Poetry Collection also demonstrates a remarkable versatility in style. From free verse to structured forms, the poet navigates the poetic field with finesse. This diversity keeps the collection fresh and engaging, ensuring that each poem offers a unique perspective on the overarching theme.
As a reader, you can't help but feel a connection to the universal truths embedded in these verses. The poet speaks directly to the soul, inviting introspection and sparking conversations that extend beyond the confines of the pages. The Big Game Poetry Collection is more than just words on paper; it's an immersive experience that resonates long after the final poem is read.
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