Lines Behind Bars

Freedom comes in many forms...physical, mental, financial, etc. If you're like me then you've experienced all of these being taken away from you at some point of your life. If that's the case then this book of poetry is for you.

Think of these poems as a journey. A journey through the mind of someone who lacked physical and financial freedom but who at the same time engaged his mental freedom to bring you these poems. A mixture of emotions is what you will discover inside of "Lines Behind Bars", from the unexpected conclusion of "Indecisive" to the eye-opening (and true) lines of "The Weight of My Sins." There's a poem in here for just about anyone, even parents with children who need to get a little push out the nest to grow up (If you can relate to this then definitely read "It Hurts Me to Say This".)

They say a book often gets judged by its cover. Some even say that the eagle symbolizes freedom. That being said, I want you to think of the eagle on the cover of this book as the freedom you seek. And as you reach for it, just like on the cover, I want you to seriously imagine what you would do with that freedom once you reached it. I've reached my freedom. And this book of poetry is what I did. What will you do?