The Pursuit of Happiness for All

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The Pursuit of joy is a universal right for all
The Pursuit of enjoyment is a given at one's birth
The Pursuit of true contentment is everyone's birthright.

You may know this that we all strive for happiness
You may now aware that it is always available
You may get it at any given moment, time, space, and place.

It does not require any effort
It does not belong to any particular group of people.
The Pursuit of zest is for all.

We do not need to be rich to be happy
We do not need to be famous to be blessed
We do not need to be recognized to be anointed

It is way of being
It is already within you
It is A PERSONAL CHOICE THAT YOU MAKE.

I intend that everyone is happy
I intend that 6 billion people on Earth to enjoy this life
I intend that we all make a PERSONAL CHOICE now

The Pursuit of love is for you
The Pursuit of life is me
The Pursuit of beauty is for all of us.

Everyone deserves happiness
Everyone deserves to be happy
Everyone must have The Pursuit of Happiness.

We are one all of us together no matter what
We are for one another
We cannot alone in order true authentic happiness.

The Pursuit of Happiness is for the world
The Pursuit of Happiness is for the entire Earth
The Pursuit of Happiness is for humanity.

Are you ready TO BE HAPPY HERE AND NOW?

Jos? Angel Manaiza, Jr. is The New All-American Boy.

Acts Three Through Five of Macbeth

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In the third act Banquo suspects that Macbeth is the murderer, so Macbeth hires assassins to kill Banquo and his son. Macbeth and his wife have a banquet. The murderers he hired kill Banquo, but his son Fleance escapes. At the dinner Banquo's ghost arrives, and takes Macbeth's seat. Macbeth is tormented, and Lady Macbeth tries to cover for him. All the guests leave. Lord Macduff somehow does not believe Macbeth is innocent. He follows Malcolm to England right away to incite the English king to help in the attack on Scotland and Macbeth.

In act four Macbeth gets ready for the war, and asks the three witches to foretell the outcome of the war. The witches answer, you will not die, and neither will your army get overthrown, until Birnam Wood moves to Dennison Hill. Macbeth can't get out of the habit of killing people. (bum bum bum) When Macbeth finds out that Macduff left to go to England he kills Macduff's wife, children, and servants. The King of England and Macduff start planning their attack on Scotland. Another Scottish lord tells Macduff about his family. For the good of Scotland Macbeth must be disposed of.

In Act five Lady Macbeth is being driven wild by her sins, staying in bed all day only getting out to sleepwalk. His real wealth came when he was a partial owner of the Globe Theater. Nobody knows much about his life after that except he bought the biggest house in Strateford, and lived there until his death.

Bruises Are Only Battle Scars

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Daveda Gruber shares with us how although bruised in life she was not beaten. These bruises became learning tool for her to share with others how they can become stepping stones. So please have your tissues handy as you go from poem to poem reading her story.

Bruised But Not Beaten (Acrostic/Hotan/Book Review)

Bruises shown in each poem
Reality hits your heart
Understanding of her pain
Inner courage for life storms
Searching for answers within
Endurance being mom and wife
Dynamite poems flows from the heart

Battered but did not stay down
Uses poems to find healing
Touching lyrics within the book

Nurturing poetry from the start
Outstanding truth within the lines
Tissues needed to wipe the eyes

Bloody tears as she tells her story
Etched in the heart over the years
Allowing the reader to feel her fears
Teaching others how to endure
Each poem has a story to tell
Now you can read and know of Daveda's scars

"Bruised But not Beaten"
Even Angels Cry she writes
Lost Reality Shares all
Did You Know
Instead I just Cried

Provoking
No Remorse I read
Daveda Leaving Footprints
In her twelfth book

**Bold print in above is poem titles you will find in this book. I recommend it to all readers.

When this book arrived in the mail and I began to read it I could not put it down. The poems had me captivated from the start. Daveda shares with us some of her hardships of being a wife and mom. Her fears are seen here in being in an abusive and controlling relationship. She also shares with us first hand of the agony and torment of losing loved one. A sister she lost and to this day her body has not been found. The death of a daughter..and so much more..There is healing in the pages of this book.