The Circle of Life in Poetry

by Cynthia Turner

The youngest of eight children, a Singles Advocate, a Christian Missionary, an Insurance Specialist Advocate, a student of Gwynedd Mercy College and a student of life. The babygirl, Cynthia Turner is back. After her successful debut as the author of Be Careful the You Don’t Yoke Yourself Up with an Ass , a book about failed relationships and the pitfalls of choosing the wrong mate. She is returning to the writing circuit with this awesome book of poetry. Dealing with The Circle of Life In Poetry, To Everything There is A Season. You may have wondered to yourself how did we get into this mess? Where are we going? Will this wickedness ever end? Will the politicians that we have voted for ever do their jobs? Will racism and white privilege ever be properly addressed. Homosexuality and Gender confusion who is right who is wrong or is it a medical condition? The abandonment of our children, molestation, and betrayal. Slavery not a myth a reality that remains mentally and emotionally. She calls the church out in a most tactful way on their greed, prejudice towards women in the ministry, political aspirations in the church, ministry and positions for sale, and their failure to do what God has called them to do. 100 plus poems dealing with the circle and seasons of life. She leaves no topic unturned. She addresses our sexual appetites and lust, parents addressing their children sexuality, political down falls, ethical relativism, poverty, the new Jim Crow, not slavery but prison. America the Great is falling because of its lack of morality, setbacks, set ups and much more. Sit back and hold onto your seats because there is certainly a poem in this book that will make you think and change your views on some situations. Life is a poetic circle, and we go around and around until we realize there is a time and a season for everything. Let’s grow and walk into our season. To connect and schedule Cynthia Turner for speaking events email her Babygirlct07@gmail.com and babygirlct@outlook.com

221 pages, Paperback

Published October 17, 2021