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by Ray Law (Author)
Tunnels and Hills
The journey over and through is a tour of pain, a road to promise, and a life to live again!
It starts in a place where I grew in age but withered in soul. Bridging from passageways of childhood fear and vivid suffering, leading to a new poetic life of freedom, love, and even hope.
"This life, this mystery, this conquest of hurt; now swallows me down like an erosion of soul. I'm covered by earth, my mouth filled with dirt; I spit and I cough but I'm trapped in this hole."
And still even more, the resilience and faith of a child, learns to find his way and build anew.
Even from "A tunnel to me is a hole in the ground; a tube thick with filth that holds just one sound. The sound of my heartbeat, unsteady in pitch; now soaks in the ruin of destiny's ditch."
All the way to "Amazing grace, the sweetest sound, that does not make a noise. But though unheard, it speaks to all..."
"In my lifetime, I have read multiple books about abuse, but never until now have I actually experienced the true feelings and emotions of being the abused."
