A Prelude to a Kiss

<PRE>PathwayLife can often be compared to our roads and highways With never ending lines that begin to endAnd end to begin.Going one wayAnd sometimes two?Straightaways to sharp turnsNever knowing where it will take you.And as you know life has its uphill battles as well as down sloping defeats.Because life like our roads and highways has its mergers and departures Detours and dead ends. But does this mean life ends or does it begin? </PRE><P><I>A Prelude to a Kiss</I> is an intimate depiction of author Kenneth Wayne Pomares' self. Through his poetical musings experience the emotions associated with the moments before a first kiss-nervous energy eager anticipation heightened awareness and humbling respect.</P><P>Almost everyone can recall their first kiss-from how they approached the person with whom they were consumed to the moment their bodies met to the instant that they felt comfortable enough to kiss. True contemporary and controversial the prose in A <I>Prelude to a Kiss</I> illustrates that how we approach a kiss is sometimes how we approach our lives.</P><P><I>A Prelude to a Kiss</I> provides a stimulating look at the innocence of love and trials of life as perceived by Pomares.