Author F. Vincent Singletary has orchestrated a dialogue between five young men of color as they begin their journey into manhood. This intimate dialogue is realized through a collection of poems and short stories. Many people worry too much about things they can't control or change. This group of brothers believes they have the opportunity to change one boy's life. This collection traces their relationships as they change and grow into the brotherhood upon which they depend. Each individual needs loving people in his life to mentor them and to be understanding friends. This compilation of work ponders the trials and tribulations facing the next generation and seeks to open their eyes to the visions that are theirs to claim. From mentoring to conversation to cultural struggles to succeeding in life, Poems from the Soul speaks from men of color to men of color.

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Since I was a child, Ive been communicating with the angelic realm. Theyve revealed their presence in many ways, warning me through dreams of events to come and guiding my footsteps along the way. As I grew older, I learned that I could tune in to their frequency, allowing me to receive their messages more clearly. Their presence led me on a journey to self-discovery, allowing me to recognize and break repetitive and harmful patterns, to trust in myself again, and to discover my souls purpose as a healer. It is a story of inner strength and faith, and as I continue on my journey, I know that I am not alone, and that the angels walk with me.

The world is confusing, isn’t it? Definitely no walk in the park. This rings particularly true for protagonist Curtis Miller - mildmannered realist and introvert. Curtis has had many views of the ever-churning fire that is our world - but the challenges, injustices and hypocrisies of the modern flame he has yet to decipher. As he faces many fronts he never imagined he would, Curtis soon discovers that logic, reason and justice seem to have an ever-diminishing habitat in modern society. This is his story. This is his reality.