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Verbalizions of Enlightenment: The Secret to the Pain

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Eric Farrell's Verbalizions Of Enlightenment: The Secret To The Pain is an 80-page compendium of soul-stirring stories and powerful messages showcases in a poetry written to convey a process of healing from the stresses and abuses that life inevitably imposes upon most of us. Lotto Motto: Look at that airplane/That's your role model/You played like you was plane/Since babies tipping bottles//You'll crash just like a plane/When "We Get High!" turns to your motto/You admire rich planes/But they just played the lotto//I got something to say/Right now, for then/When you play the lotto/You either lose, or you win//Listen to me now/Or listen to me when/You could win a whole lot/Or your life could end...Take heed.

Farrell takes us out of this world full of negativity and shows us the light in his book, "Verbalizions Of Enlightenment: The Secret To The Pain". I found myself going through life altering situations right after I bought this book. I would grab this book and take my daily dosage of therapeutic words. Now upon completion of the book, I finally know the secret to the pain.

This book of poetry is well-written and addresses some of the everyday issues faced by all of us. Eric, an outstanding word artist, touches them rhythmically and in beautiful timbre. This is some outstanding modern poetry that speaks from the heart of God to God's people.

Renae Spencer, Author of Pearls from the Soul

this book is one of the best ones i have every read! each of the ones i have read, has a similar style when it comes 2 peoples' lives. once u read this, u can get pictures in your mind on what he's saying and u can get an idea on what each one can represent like, how he described about his books and reading it kind of comforts you.

Your Verbalizions Of Enlightenment Book is sitting on a little easel in my living room. I refer to your words from time to time, especially when I need to step back and take a deep breath.