Coals of Amber That Burn

Coals of Amber That Burn

Jen Ivey / Jen R. Ivey

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Editorial:
Indy Pub
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9798349268274
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Coals of Amber That Burn is a soul-stirring collection of poetry that speaks directly to the heart, igniting a fire of resilience, unwavering faith, and personal transformation. Within its pages lies a deeply moving exploration of the human spirit-how it endures, how it breaks, and how it heals.Each poem captures the rawness of life’s deepest struggles-the quiet battles fought in solitude, the ache of loss, the weight of sorrow, and the silent strength it takes to keep going. Yet through that pain, a light begins to flicker. A hope. A voice. A prayer whispered through the darkness. These verses are not merely reflections of suffering-they are declarations of survival.This collection invites readers into a sacred space where brokenness is not hidden but honored, where wounds are seen as part of the journey toward wholeness, and where faith serves as both a shelter and a spark. From the ashes of hardship rise powerful affirmations of endurance, grace, and the human capacity to be reborn time and time again.Coals of Amber That Burn is more than a poetry book-it is a companion for anyone who has ever felt lost and longed to find meaning again. It is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, the embers of the soul still burn with promise, waiting to reignite into a blaze of purpose, peace, and profound inner light.

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