Poems to Jesus Christ Volume 3

About the Book

The poetry collection “Poems to Jesus Christ Volume III: The Holy Spirit” is about the spiritual journey of a man’s soul through his discovery of his gift for writing poetry when he experienced a spiritual awakening while he was teaching poor people in Asia. The poet went through a three-year-long depression trying to understand what God wanted him to do with his life after his return to America. The following poems were inspired during this rebirth of his talent, which brought out the best of his gift for poetry while making his faith in God stronger. This book completes the poet’s spiritual journey and his promise to Jesus Christ to write three books of spiritual poetry as a thank-you gift to Jesus Christ, God, and the Holy Spirit for always being by his side and saving his life so many times and helping him get out of his depression. The first book described to God the pain of the world, sadness, and sorrow. The second book included more happier and optimistic prayers written in poetic form. The third book completes the circle of happiness and evolution of the poet’s return to the world and to happiness, focusing on the beauty of life.

About the Author

Mr. Kassi Ydris is a former English teacher who taught mostly poor people of all ages how to read and write in English in South Korea for seven years and Japan for five years. He has a master’s degree in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California. He lived and studied in Copenhagen, Denmark. He originally came from Mexico to America. He grew up in Costa Mesa, California, in Orange County. He is fluent in English and Spanish and also studied French in high school and college. He was awarded the Aladdin prize for his work with his poetry and for being the editor of his high school creative writing club for two years. He has been writing poetry since the age of eleven. This is his third book of spiritual poems to Jesus Christ, which completes his promise to God.