View from the middle of the road deals with the many aspects we encounter on this journey called life. The author takes on issues of gender,race, growing up and getting older. Friendships and family and how view on all these aspects of life change as the author moves through life. This book shows no matter where you start in life you can and will find peace.

View from the Middle of the Road: Where the Greenest Grass Grows

Clark, Lucinda J.

Parenting & Relationships

P.R.A. Publishing

<p>View from the Middle of the Road describes the movement of the author from the radical right to the middle with regard to her understanding of life in today's society. Born in a culture that to this day still believes its members have not arrived, the author works to capture through poetic license the education she has received through interaction with friends, family, colleagues, and firsthand events. The point being, we experience and sometimes are forever changed based on what we learn from our social interactions. The book's title is derived from political terms which have become fuzzy overtime because of the media's constant use of buzz words which dilute the true meaning of what we may perceive as our truth. Some of the poems will make you laugh, some will uplift. While some of the poems you may not get at all. Appreciation will depend on where you, the reader, are in your journey. The main idea is that life is a journey, and what better metaphor than to compare it to traveling on a road. We have all found ourselves looking back, sitting on the sidelines but never totally off the road. That only comes when we have reached the end of the journey. Until then, keep track of the signs on your own road. You never know, there may be one signaling you that it is your time to share the insights of your travels.</p>

View From The Middle Of The Road

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Xlibris, Corp.

<p>The View from the Middle Series returns as a combination of poems and short stories. Story one is a humorous observation by a young man as his father comes to love to tango. Story two is from a new voice Uruguay, a survivor of domestic violence. The poems pick-up where the last series left off. This time the view has shifted.</p>

View From The Middle of the Road V: New Observations

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

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