Fantasy/Controversy or My Reality: a collection of poetic writing that comes from the heart. Written by a mother as her own escape from her chore filled day, the anthology is very riveting and it makes you contemplate.

After expressing my own thoughts I was able to relax and get clarity and appreciate my life in this fun way. As the author, I must confess that ever time I read this book, I find a new jewel in it. I would like for readers to find some satisfaction and lose all their cares about the things that they regret in life from reading my book.

Designed to put the pep back into your step and a zing to remove anything that's distressing, this anthology will make your day. Through the captivating verses you will be inspired and motivated. These heart felt poems are about the good, the bad, the happy and the sad with an up lifting twist. Clearly written for all to understand, this expressive literature was meant for everyone. If you are in need of an encouragment; order your copy today on line.

Diginity: one of the 150 poem featured in Fantasy/Controversy or My Reality:

Dignity

As another day dawns,
As life triumphantly moves on,
As the sun brilliantly brings forth
Light to our eyes and warmth for our face,
We as a people with courage embrace
Our challenges with honor, not disgrace.

For it is not what we do, it's how we do it!
It is not what we say, but how we say it!
It is not where we are from, its our destination!
It is not how we look, but how we see ourselves!

It is about dignity, self-respect and pride,
That makes us lift our heads up high,
Refusing to surrender, when attacked from every side.

For more information about this book and the author visit her web-site at http://home.earthlink.net/~rgarnes/

Ruth Andrews Garnes was born in Belize the second of six children. She moved to New York City at age eighteen. After studying nursing she worked in the emergency room in Bellevue Hospital. She currently resides with her husband and seven children in the Houston Texas area. Having always had a heart for hurting children she adopted four sisters. Through her writings she hopes to be able to make a difference to hurting children everywhere by giving a voice to their struggles.

• The Misty Poets [three Poems]


• Poetry Exercises


• Four Poems: Harvest of Apoplectic Horses [Katrinas Pathway]


• Birthday Messages


• It Was Not Me


• I Shall Wait...


• Give Me a Lily Pad & The Continuum [two Poems]


• Contract of Death [Now: in SPANISH and English]


• The Goat and the Rope [a Poem: in Spanish and English]


• Daybreak at Pikes Creek [a Poem]