A book of beautifully written, melodic, profound poetry that will inspire each reader to reflect on the greatness within their soul. At times nostalgic, this volume of poems is intensely dramatic and profoundly enchanting. Its author is an African-American man who, at his security post at the World Trade Center for over twenty years, had the opportunity to unobtrusively observe dignitaries and visitors from around the world. Those years of quiet observation fueled this smooth, charismatic volume of poetry, which pays tribute to the beauty and strength of humanity from all nationalities. Although the World Trade Center was destroyed, this book of poetry remains as a reflection, sparked by all, the kings, the queens, the presidents, the prime ministers, the secretaries, the sheikhs, the workers, every race, from every nation, that ever passed through its doors. This work should be read slowly, reflecting on, enjoying and savoring each poignant word. It is a historic work written in prose, that pays tribute to some of the world's greatest humanitarians.No other history book has the charm, sentimentalism and soulful rhythm as COLOR ME BLACK Like the Shadows of Reflection.