Final Chapter of Darkness Before the Dawn: A Poetic Journey
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In the book's conclusion Charles is faced with opposition as he arrives at a crossroads where sacrifices must be made, and costs must be counted. Will he choose the right paths and find the light of dawn, or will he give up the fight? Will he press on and push through the greatest battle of his life or will he find darkness forever behind his closed eye lids? Find out here in the final chapter, 'Darkest Before Dawn' of Charles's book of dark poetry, 'Darkness Before the Dawn: A Poetic Journey.'
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