QUEENS VILLAGE, N.Y., Jan. 26, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- It is true that life is not always about good things. Rather it is a carousel of multifarious realities and events that somehow allow us to feel love, pain, hatred, joy and fulfillment, or being lost in nothingness, becoming a sceptic. We wonder why and how all these things happen and seek for answers to all our questions, but no one can give us one. And if we could find one, we would still long for more answers to satisfy us.
Jean Michel's 50 Golden Pieces is a remarkable work of a true artist. With this collection of poems, he reveals some realities of life and human existence. He talks about life and love, passion and faith in a God that allows us to contemplate how beautiful it is to breathe and how delightful it is to be alive with all the wonderful and exciting blessings we can enjoy. This work is a great inspiration to all readers for it tackles deeply the essential questions in life, encouraging us to be grateful for our existence and the people we come to enjoy being with. This collection deals with how love gives joy to everybody's heart. Most of all, it talks about faith in a God who never fails anyone in need.
Having given the chance to touch someone else's life is a very amazing thing. This book of poems will be a worthwhile experience for everyone who gets the opportunity to read it. Michel's 50 Golden Pieces, Volume I will be a good thing to remember, a gift you love to share with your friends and loved ones. Having this book in your hand and reading it is like learning more of the good things in life. So, get a copy now.
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About the Author
Jean Michel currently resides in Clearwater, Florida. Born in Haiti, he was educated in New York. He speaks fluently in French and English, and has a good knowledge of Spanish. He has two sons, Joel and Giovanni, enjoys singing, body building and, of course, poetry writing.
50 Golden Pieces * by Jean Michel
Volume I
Publication Date: February 18, 2008
Trade Paperback; $21.24; 466 pages; 978-1-4257-5727-4
Cloth Hardback; $31.49; 466 pages; 978-1-4257-5732-8
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