"One Man's Journey" gives expression to the most difficult emotions a man wants to convey to his loved ones. Great reading for a man or woman. The book is an inspiration for understanding in families, and romantic situations.
James Clayton Taylor was born in Savanah, GA. surrounded by its historical mystique, under the canopy of Southern Live Oaks, and awe inspiring work of Johnny Mercer who wrote Moon River, Sky Lark, Autumn Leaves, and other great classics.

With titles like Freedom Wave, Sunset Image Pass Me By, and Somewhere in the Back of My Mind, the author expresses universal emotions of relationships discovered, relatonships lost. Reflections on the Vietnam War, and Wasted as Wasted Can be, explore the tragedy of War.

Many pieces in the book reveal the thoughts and feelings that are tough to frame in the flux of the human condition.

Men can have a tough time saying those meaningful things to show how much they care. Putting the right words in order can be a challenge in itself. The book that opens doors to a deeper understanding in the most important connections in a man's life is here; bold, beautiful, and daring "One Man's Journey" will find a home in your heart forever.

Here is a poem from the book:

SOMEWHERE IN THE BACK OF MY MIND
02/02/95
I pulled out old pictures
Gazed at your face; memory
Took me back, to those nights
You saved your smile for me.
When I whispered your name,
You stepped to the front
Of my heart, from somewhere
In the back of my mind.
Strawberry, long blonde hair, near,
Green eyes, playful with passion,
Light rose lips, sultry, in faint light,
First love’s blush on your face,
Yes, I still recall those
Tender moments, cradled
In yesterday’s hands, loosely
Wrapped in pink cashmere.