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Words from a Broken Man's Soul

A Book of Poems

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De: Luis D. Guess
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 Luis D. Guess, an African-American poet, unveils a mesmerizing debut novel, 'Words from a Broken Man's Soul.' With poignant eloquence, Guess navigates the complexities of emotional anguish, transcending race to capture the universal human experience of heartbreak and healing. Each verse is a delicate brushstroke on the canvas of pain, weaving together the raw emotions of loss and the whispers of resilience. In this transformative journey, Guess showcases the extraordinary power of words to mend what seems irreparably broken. 'Words from a Broken Man's Soul' is a masterful celebration of the indomitable human spirit—a powerful testament to the beauty that emerges from the ashes of heartache."


"Words from a Broken Man's Soul" is an exquisite collection of poems that delves into the depths of heartbreak with a hauntingly beautiful vulnerability.”. However, amidst the anguish, the poet skillfully navigates a journey toward healing, transforming the wreckage into a tapestry of resilience."
JOYCE LICORISH
CEO DreamEmpire Publishing

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Luis D. Guess, born on September 25, 1981, in Columbia, SC, is the third of four siblings to Kent and Wendy Guess. He graduated from W.J. Keenan High School on June 3, 1999, in Columbia's Richland School District One. While initially pursuing education at Benedict College, Luis discovered his true passion for culinary arts.

After a hiatus from academia, he returned to school, earning his Certification in Culinary Arts from The Culinary and Wine Institute at Carolina in August 2012. Luis is the proud father of two daughters, Sierra Nicole and Kaitlin Patrice Guess, both residing in Columbia, SC. His journey with poetry began in 3rd grade, and "Words From A Broken Man's Soul" marks his debut as an author. This collection of intimate poems reflects his trials and triumphs throughout life. Afroamericano Poesía Sincero
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Each poem has a sense of soul and purpose. It's clear they were written from deep within. It would be better if the author could narrate the poems himself to give them true life and emotion.

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