Fourth volume of poetry includes poems and letters written between 1981 and 2002. They describe the author's feelings and observations as he gets a divorce after leaving the church and work his way through five lovers until he meets his soul mate. His faith in God sustained him throughout. The words to most of the songs he has written are included.

After his divorce, the author broke his engagement to his lover and began to live alone. Within four months he was in love again. The poetry in this volume covers his relationship with three more women before he found his soul mate and wife, Carolyn. The poetry in Volume Seven was written between February 1982 and March 1985.

In the spring of 1904, Ruth Andrews travels with her family in a covered wagon from a whistle-stop in Colorado into the mountains and to her family's new home in a log cabin. She learns to ride a pony, shoot a rifle, cook on a campfire, and take turns doing chores. On her journey to the canyon her father bought from a mountain man, she helps her family overcome tragedy and start a new life far from the safety of her former Ohio home. She meets a boy her age and they become best friends. She was eight years old. She had two brothers and two sisters. One of her brothers was her twin.

Allie was the first child born on the Solar Wind, a spacecraft on a twenty-year mission to survey the asteroids for the United Nations. Nippon-American built the spacecraft and provided the crew. The UN provided the scientific staff from all over the world. The staff and crew of the Solar Wind were expected to be sterile by the end of the voyage so they were required to leave ova and sperm deposits on earth for future use. Women will not be permitted to give birth to a child on the spacecraft and agree in writing to terminate any pregnancy. This is Allie's Adventure: How she came to be, why...