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I am a poetry lover from a very young age. I love to read and recite varietyof poetries. Life is meaningless to me without art and poetry. This is myfirst book of poems. My poems are a true reflection of my philosophy.These poems are written to express my feelings and concerns about thisworld. I believe we are one family on this planet. We may have differentways of life, but our goal is to nourish and nurture the souls by givingour best to one another. I hope you enjoy these poems. There is a joy insharing. I could not be a poet today without the support of my youngerdaughter Munia who enrolled me to a poetry class at the BerkleyExtension Course. I also want to thank my older daughter Tanya andmy sun-in-law Sujit for their support and encouragement. I would liketo thank my beloved husband Ashish Bhaumik for helping me to preparethis manuscript and for his constant support.

Did Abner Doubleday or Al Spalding or someone in earlier days invent 'BASEBALL'? It really doesn't matter, does it? ­ e really important fact is that the game of baseball was invented in the 1800's. ­ e game has captivated boys, men, women and girls ever since.How a pitcher can get a baseball to dance as it crosses home plate or how a batter can manipulate a bat to strike that same baseball traveling at 90 mph has become legend. Ted Williams has been quoted in saying, "Hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in Sports." Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent watching, coaching, analyzing, and performing that one task.­ The game of baseball is most definitely a team sport. It takes nine talented players to perfect the in's and out's of this widely viewed athletic event. ­ e nine players each in turn must swing a bat and compete against a seasoned artist expertly trying to get that ball past his bat. Twenty seven chances to win with twenty seven outs spelling the difference. ­This is America's Favorite Past Time.In this book, I relate personal experiences from my youth through my adult years which are all hinged around the sport of Baseball. Stories from my bat-boy days to pitching in AAA ball. I have played the game in dozens of cities in the United States as well as in many different countries. My experiences are not that unusual from those performed by others. A deep sense of satisfaction and comradery has developed while I have competed. ­ ese stories are true and are very similar to experiences possessed by a vast throng of athletes all over the world. Sit back and reminisce about your days playing sandlot ball with good friends and family. Or having made it to the Big Leagues and relishing the smell of the ball park. ­ e legends of the game are there for everyone to enjoy. Take a step back in time with me within the pages of this bound road trip.

A Beautiful Paradox is the continuation of the love story between the writer and her muse in Crazy Beautiful. Can the love between them forge the ties after betrayal? ¬ e writer soon begins to emerge into something more than just a writer. Her true story unfolds as she becomes one, but two, ultimately, revealing another layer of who she is.

Jason Brickr is a middle aged software engineer who discovers, quite by accident, that he has the ability to go back in time for a period of sixty seconds. How he deals with this phenomenon is the subject of this book.

Rory Maclane was a young man who fought for the Union in the Civil War. Due to his accuracy with his Patterson rifle he became a sniper. He was able to hit man sized objects at a distance of a mile. He once had a shot at General Robert E. Lee but passed it up for fear of hitting Lee's renowned horse, Traveler. He fights a Rebel colonel, Jesse Lamposte, to a draw and the two become fast friends They team up after the war and undertake careers in crime, I,e., robbing banks, etc. Eventually they move to Australia as the U. S. law is getting too close for comfort. They resume their careers in Australia but, in an ironic twist, end up as lawmen.

At the age of thirty, my calling to preach came to me in a dream, a strange man said, Let God Be the Judge. Many will try to deceive you by telling you God did not call you to preach. You Let God Be The Judge. When I awoke from that dream, I could not believe it. I thought to myself, Is God calling me to preach? A shy county girl like me could not be a preacher. This recurring dream haunted me for three and a half years. It was as if I could not run from it. The stranger in my dreams told me to read John 22:17: Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father; but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father, and to my God, and your God. Jesus gave Mary Magdalene the task of spreading the good news. The good news of His Glorious resurrection and His ascending back to God. Mary thought she was there to visit Christs tomb, but Jesus redirected her task and she became the first female evangelist.