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Garden of Reflections

Garden of Reflections

Garden of Reflections

Dinah Day

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iUniverse
Año de edición:
2011
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781462047543
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Garden of Reflections, author Dinah Day’s second collection of poetry, includes not only on inspirational verse, but also short stories and essays from weddings and eulogies, as well as a loving tribute to her beloved Father. He has inspired Dinah to write about compassion, love, and her innermost feelings from her heart. Her writing is based upon the premise that you can never underestimate the power of love.The simple things in life are free and should never be taken for granted; otherwise you may never be free to enjoy the beauty of the Earth. Dinah’s verses and stories highlight the wonders of nature, animals, Earth, and God from the perspective of a life well-lived. To accompany her poems, she has also written about relationships that mean a great deal to her-a heartwarming story about the love and devotion of a mother, daughter, and father among them. She recalls the phone call that would change her life forever: ’Come home, lass; your mother has just suffered a stroke.’Garden of Reflections offers a window on a life lived among family and friends with the beauty of the earth providing a stunning setting.

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