"The Cry of Our Children" is a heartfelt exploration into the human soul, transforming life's deepest struggles into motivational books that radiate resilience and hope. Drawing from her own raw encounters with life's turbulence, Ruth Garnes crafts each piece of healing poetry with a passion that speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt weighed down by indifference or the sting of hardship. Her verses become guiding lights on the journey of self-discovery, illuminating the path for those seeking spiritual healing while navigating personal storms. Every page pulses with emotion—be it the fierce energy of "World Without Borders" or the tender introspection found in "King Solomon's Beauty" and "Women in the Mirror." Ruth's simple, straightforward language invites readers to connect with themes spanning over 100 diverse poems, each one a gentle reminder that every heart holds its own story of overcoming and acceptance. This collection wasn’t just poetically created; it’s written from experience. It offers a refreshing escape from the conventional, lengthy poetry that can feel inaccessible. Instead, each piece is a soulful reflection designed for every mood, situation, and phase in life. Whether you’re seeking solace, inspiration, or simply a moment to rekindle hope, "The Cry of Our Children" promises a deeply emotional and uplifting read that touches the heartstrings of all.
This poetry collection, imbued with childlike innocence, emerged from a journey of self-discovery—one where I embraced what I believed to be true love, commitment, and affection. These poignant pieces unravel emotional baggage, revealing my artless vulnerability while reflecting on the lingering effects of abuse. Yet within the wounds, faith became a sanctuary, sheltering my healing. Dedicated to children across the world who endure hardships—especially those blissfully unaware—this collection seeks to offer solace. Through creative expression, these poems illuminate pain, resilience, and the quiet hope that healing is always within reach.
When I reflect back, it is as if a single conversation triggered my life’s journey, the twists and turns it took brought me to this exact moment.
In the late eighties I worked as a nurse at Bellevue Hospital Center. One day, when I was the triage nurse, a rather handsome looking fellow came in. I still remember that he was in great physical shape and did not appear to be someone who needed attention in the Emergency Room. Being a nurse, facing death was not a new experience [Read more…]