| Author: | Robert Standish | ISBN: | 9781775206200 |
| Publisher: | eif productions | Publication: | December 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Robert Standish |
| ISBN: | 9781775206200 |
| Publisher: | eif productions |
| Publication: | December 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“The Secrets Men Keep”
Authored by Robert Standish
(Here lies the body of Cameron Matheson). On any other day a young man lying in a field on a beautiful summer afternoon as the warm breeze gently manipulates the tall grass and wildflowers would be a relaxing and inviting way to enjoy some personal solitude; however, this serenity is gravely misleading.
Each labored breath is a decision; a decision to survive; fight to live, or give into the forces that brought him here to this moment of his mortality, and surrender to death. Lying there imprisoned in a Jello suit of his own blood, there is no pain, no pressure or recollection of the tragic event Cameron finds himself in, time has stopped. Life still runs at regular speed for everyone except him. Images flash like flipping through the photo album of his life, so many experiences, so many unrealized dreams. Cameron may be approaching his final mortal memory-(the last one is the only one you can never keep.- or is it). In this defining moment; truth is all that’s left once all hope is gone. True equality only exists in death. “There is still so much to do, so much to fix, so much, to change, if there is a choice it will be to live”; for now, Cameron takes that next breath, emerges from the other side determined and driven like never before, so many to help…
So many will be hurt…by “Secrets Men Keep”.
“The Secrets Men Keep”
Authored by Robert Standish
(Here lies the body of Cameron Matheson). On any other day a young man lying in a field on a beautiful summer afternoon as the warm breeze gently manipulates the tall grass and wildflowers would be a relaxing and inviting way to enjoy some personal solitude; however, this serenity is gravely misleading.
Each labored breath is a decision; a decision to survive; fight to live, or give into the forces that brought him here to this moment of his mortality, and surrender to death. Lying there imprisoned in a Jello suit of his own blood, there is no pain, no pressure or recollection of the tragic event Cameron finds himself in, time has stopped. Life still runs at regular speed for everyone except him. Images flash like flipping through the photo album of his life, so many experiences, so many unrealized dreams. Cameron may be approaching his final mortal memory-(the last one is the only one you can never keep.- or is it). In this defining moment; truth is all that’s left once all hope is gone. True equality only exists in death. “There is still so much to do, so much to fix, so much, to change, if there is a choice it will be to live”; for now, Cameron takes that next breath, emerges from the other side determined and driven like never before, so many to help…
So many will be hurt…by “Secrets Men Keep”.
