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    The Summit
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    The Summit

    By Marcus Monte'

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    The Summit is a delightful intriguing book of poetry written to initiate peace and inspire romance. This tale of two lovers takes a voyage into passion, life, love, lust, fantasy and theology.
    Though each poem is represented by its own individual title, The Summit culminates into a charming and enchanting love affair utilizing levity to induce humor. It is transcribed and composed into an accompaniment of beats, rhymes and tempo provided by the lyrical content of the poems. This dazzling display of affection between man and woman is invigorating and inviting as it exhibits trials and tribulations which attempts to test their love.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJul 15, 2021
    ISBN9781665518956
    The Summit
    Author

    Marcus Monte'

    Reading literature at any age is beneficial to the enhancement of cognitive growth and development. Thus being able to enjoy what you read is a fascinating and fulfilling experience which unlocks the imagination. It inspires readers by inviting them to explore exciting and riveting adventures. The Summit offers enjoyable explicit narratives of erotic seduction. It is riddled with life lessons comprised of witty clichés and biblical reasoning cadenced by alliteration and rhyme. This compels the reader to peruse page after page as he / she delves deeper into utopia induced by urban contemporary writing.

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      The Summit - Marcus Monte'

      © 2021 Marcus Monte’. All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or

      transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      Published by AuthorHouse  07/15/2021

      ISBN: 978-1-6655-1894-9 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-6655-1895-6 (e)

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models,

      and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in

      this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views

      expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the

      views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

      Author’s Description:

      Reading literature at any age is beneficial to the enhancement of cognitive growth and development. Thus being able to enjoy what you read is a fascinating and fulfilling experience which unlocks the imagination. It inspires readers by inviting them to explore exciting and riveting adventures.

      The Summit offers enjoyable explicit narratives of erotic seduction. It is riddled with life lessons comprised of witty clichés and biblical reasoning cadenced by alliteration and rhyme. This compels the reader to peruse page after page as he / she delves deeper into utopia induced by urban contemporary writing.

      Book Description:

      The Summit is a delightful intriguing book of poetry written to initiate peace and inspire romance. This tale of two lovers takes a voyage into passion, life, love, lust, fantasy and theology.

      Though each poem is represented by its own individual title, The Summit culminates into a charming and enchanting love affair utilizing levity to induce humor.

      It is transcribed and composed into an accompaniment of beats, rhythms, and tempo provided by the lyrical content of the poems. This dazzling display of affection between man and woman is invigorating and inviting as it exhibits trials and tribulations which attempts to test their love.

      CONTENTS

      Chapter I

      Chapter II

      Chapter III

      Chapter IV

      Chapter V

      About the Author

      CHAPTER

      I

      Falling Rain

      Rain is falling on my face. Please shield me from the cold and wet? Silent cries of help I make for comfort to protect. Wind starts whistling through the air. I search for shelter in despair. Water trickles down my face. It is moisture from my dampened hair.

      The cold begins to chill my bones. Father rain sits in his thrown. He watches as the waters pours laughing with a thunderous roar! Abandoned houses I run by. Debris and rats wait inside. Father Rain gripping his whip strikes lightning through the gloomy sky!

      Wet is my body. Drenched is my soul. Chewed by the rain. Swallowed by the cold. Victim to rain with no place to go. Running has stopped. Walking is slow. Clothes weigh down my body then drag me to my knees. Rain starts to slack. It is only a tease. Father Rain stands from his thrown with whip in his grip, fire in eyes, grin on his lips!

      With one crack of lightning the rain starts to pour. The thunder is bold! His final roar. One snap of the wrist then up goes his whip. My eyes I shut tight. Survival’s my wish. Down comes the lightning enormous with speed. Blood will be spilt and the vultures will feed. Heart starts to swell. Death I can smell! The rest of the story too gory to tell.

      The Four

      Horsemen

      There is no need to count the leaves which grow upon the family tree. If the roots are strong the years grow long to create your fondest memories. Christmas songs at the fireplace. Grandmom cooks breakfast and lunch. Dinner time with potatoes and steaks. Who won the Easter Egg Hunt? The Christmas Tree was knocked over. We blamed it on Jamal. Tahira was learning to walk. Amala beginning to crawl. Tracey has the loudest voice. Tonia speaks from the Heart. The Four Horsemen always gets first choice Byron, Daniel, Stevie and Marc. Grandpop up in tha morning for it is time to go to work. And at the family reunion you know we all wear the same shirts. The grass needs to be cut for Grandmom loves her acre of land, so Grandpop drives the mower and never disrupts where thee apple tree stands. Late teens into 20’s apples still fall upon the ground. But the next group too young to gather so Grandpop cuts thee apple tree down. Yes he loves to till the land and his vegetable garden grows. Grandchildren still ask the question, "how old is Aunt Rose?" The summer heat is blazing. We know how to keep cool. Walk down Meadowhurst Lane and swim in Mr. Jimmy’s pool. Crickets sing in the night sky. Lightning bugs blink in the dark. The Four Horsemen always ready to fly Byron, Daniel, Stevie and Marc. Grandchildren sing for the elders. Family relaxes upon the lawn. While Byron chases Little Mike, Marc dances with Lashawn. The grapes grow on the vine. Tonia and Stevie eats them all. The Christmas Tree is knocked over again we blamed it on Jamal. Summer, winter, spring in autumn we sing when the leaves fall. The Christmas Tree is knocked over and yes we blamed it on Jamal. Roses are red. Violets are blue and do not pick thee orchids. Grandmom chases away the colds and flu then we run to Linvilla Orchards.

      The Four Horsemen:

      Byron: aka B. Dogg (1968)

      Daniel: aka Big Dizz (1968)

      Stevie: Steven K. Daniels, Baby-Boy aka Stu D. tha Scribbler (2/7/1970-12/26/2009)

      Rest In Peace My Brotha.

      And-Marc: Marcus Monte’ aka Macc Ezy (1968)

      GOD Bless The Family…

      Why Must I Die?

      I am innocent of all crimes but yet I get no trial. They talk of persecution and I sit here all the while. I have harmed no man that walks the land but still they want me dead. They will twist my flesh to reach their quest destroying the path which lies ahead.

      Dark is the future. No noise from the rooster. The sun will never find me. They behave like bullies picking on me because I am so tiny. This is my fate. The end is near. Will the angels seek to find me? Tomorrow is bleak for the lamb and the sheep killed by the one called mommy.

      Why must I die? This question I ask. No hope for the future. No chance for a past. I must stay awake. Too scared to go sleep. What’s that noise? OH GOD they are coming to get me! Hush…

      US Abortion Statistics:

      Abortions in US 1973-2018:

      - 61.8 million

      - Approximately: 2,362 per day

      - Approximately: 98 per hour

      % Of Mother’s According To Age:

      In 2004 (1,209) women were anonymously surveyed at a research Institute to determine primary reason for abortions.

      Behind The BLACK Door

      For those who live behind this door at your house some will throw stones. They will attack your foundation attempting to overthrow the throne. Some try

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