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Yesterdays and Pending Tomorrows is a heartfelt collection of personal poems written over many years-capturing life's shifting seasons, shared emotions, and the universal experiences that connect us all. Mark Clark began writing poetry as a teenager, discovering early that words offered both refuge and release. His first published poem, ""Shattered Outlooks,"" appeared in a local newspaper and sparked a lifelong journey of lyrical expression. This collection brings together poems that reflect the joys, hardships, reflections, and spiritual truths encountered along the way. Each piece embodies the ""T"" in the title-the shared Trials, Truths, and Testimonies of humanity, not only the author's own experiences. With gentle wisdom and emotional clarity, these poems delve into themes of hope, faith, loss, gratitude, and the quiet strength found within everyday moments. Whether offering comfort, inspiring reflection, or reminding readers that they are not alone, Yesterdays and Pending Tomorrows speaks to the believer, the dreamer, and anyone who has walked through darkness seeking light. These pages celebrate resilience, heartfelt expression, and the powerful healing that poetry can bring. A meaningful and uplifting read for lovers of inspirational poetry, spiritual reflection, and personal storytelling. A moving collection of personal poems exploring shared human experiences, faith, hope, and emotional healing. Mark Clark blends heartfelt storytelling with spiritual insight to inspire believers and dreamers alike.

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This is a compilation of several poems I have written over time. I have identified some to be included in this book. I started writing when I was in my late teens. My first written poem is entitled ""Shattered Outlooks."" It was published in a local newspaper. The years have brought about different experiences that have inspired me to continue to write. The ""I"" in my poems represents shared experiences amongst mankind. Not necessarily my own experiences. Many of the poems were written to inspire the believer.

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