Reach Out and Touch - Reaching Beyond Self to Touch Others‪!‬

Author Suzanne E. Uzzell shares with her readers inspirational thoughts that will cause every reader to help silence the sound of poverty by being generous and resourceful to assist the less fortunate and hurting in our society. After reading Reach Out and Touch you will learn how to reach out to your neighbors, love ones and friends lend a helping hand and be eager to give.

Suzanne Uzzell reminds us we all need to extend our hands to others the same way Jesus did.
This book will inspire and transform your life and cause you to have a brand new outlook on how your giving will impact lives.

Reach Out And Touch is an inspirational book written by Author Suzanne E. Uzzell. This book will inspire the reader to reach out and touch lives by becoming a cheerful giver and extending a helping hand to those in need by blessing others.This book will transform your life and cause you to have a brand new outlook on how your giving will impact lives.

Part 2 of this book is Giving Silences The Sound of Poverty Here is the poem that opens up Part 2 this poem is the basis of why the book was written because it addresses the condition that we sometimes ignore and turn away from. If we learn how to have compassion when we are confronted with the choice to help silence poverty then we will be part of the solution and assist those that are in desperate need of a helping hand.

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The Sound Of Poverty

Will all the givers come forth

Reach one person at a time

Reach out to those who are standing in line.

Reach out to the one who doesn’t have a dime.

Can’t you see her lying on the floor

Shivering cuddled up next to the door.

On the streets without a thing to eat

She doesn’t even have shoes on her feet.

Reach out to her children that starves

From time to time,

Can’t you see the one who stands by her mother crying because she doesn’t know

why she hasn’t had enough to eat.

They are all dressed in dirty rags

The children look up at their mother

who wears poverty as a shoulder bag

too heavy to carry because there is so much pain inside,

she drags her feet looks on the ground while she prays another day they

all will be able to find something to eat and have a decent place to sleep.