The Ramblings Of My Soul
By Erica Bryan
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The Ramblings of My Soul is an introspective book of poetic expression designed to encourage and inspire all readers of all walks, faith and situations. It will make you think, make you laugh and it may even make you cry. You will definitely find yourself on at least one of these pages
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The Ramblings Of My Soul - Erica Bryan
Dedication
This book is dedicated to my husband and my children.
Michael you have ALWAYS been my biggest cheerleader and the greatest supporter of everything that I’ve ever wanted to do. Thank you for believing in me and making me believe that I can do anything. I appreciate the unconditional love you show me, there’s never a day when I don’t feel it. Thank you for always treating me like a queen even when my crown is crooked. Love you!
My dearest children you are all my best creations ever!!
De’Andre- for you I refused to be a statistic
Shayla- for you I grew stronger
Eric- for you I endured
Sabria- for you I matured
Makai-for you I prayed
Also, to Auntie’s Smeag (Jayden) I will forever miss your goofy grin RIP
PREFACE
Sometimes in life, you find yourself in different seasons and situations. It is during those moments that one either sinks to the deepest depths of emptiness or is propelled into the greatest capacity of personal triumph. You learn what you are truly made of and how truly weak or strong you really are. Don’t get me wrong there is a time and a place wherein it is okay to be either, but one should not dwell in either vein too long. In 2016 tragedy struck my family and I found myself on the precipice of despair. It was during this time that I found the ability to express thoughts in a poetic form with a somewhat lyrical or rhythmic flow. Driving to work one day, words began to formulate in my mind and initially I ignored them as I normally would. However, this time was different than times before and I found myself unable to ignore the pull to create, so I pulled over and begin to type these thoughts into my IPad. Little did I know that this was only the beginning and I would find myself writing and erasing, thinking and creating. Although an avid reader of many genres, poetry has never been an interest of mine. So I really couldn’t understand why this was what I chose to write. Moreover, everything seemed to have to rhyme at least partially and I thought it juvenile but decided to go