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In Strange Times Like These

Poems About the State of Our Divided Nation

Patrick L. C. Meade
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Inspire Books

About

In this stirring collection of poetry, the author gives voice to the questions, struggles, and hopes echoing through the heart of America. Exploring themes of racial tension, violence, leadership, faith, and the dreams of our youth, this collection reminds us that disagreement need not destroy dignity, and that respect remains one of our most powerful acts of courage.

For every reader who has felt unheard, overwhelmed by the state of our world, or hopeful that kindness can still overcome bitterness, these poems offer both a mirror and a light. They are a testament to the belief that words-spoken with truth, humility, and love-can still inspire healing, awaken understanding, and call us toward a better tomorrow.

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  • African American & Black
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • American
  • Diversity & Multicultural
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