In the Quiet Light

In the Quiet Light

Dermot Murphy

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New Generation Publishing Ltd
Año de edición:
2024
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781835635445
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In the Quiet Light: Reflections on Life, Disability and Meaning is a poignant collection of poems that invites readers to understand life through the eyes of young people with life-limiting conditions. Drawing on years of experience, the author offers a window into lives that resonate with universal human truths; resilience, acceptance, and the profound beauty found in the ordinary. These poems weave between the bittersweet and the joyous, exploring the complexity of lives that are often underestimated or misunderstood. With an honesty and empathy that will resonate, this collection gives voice to feelings that many cannot articulate themselves, reminding us that life’s value is not measured by years, but by the depth of lived experience and the bonds that hold us together. Whether reflecting on the challenges, the shared laughter, or the strength found in embracing life, this collection shows how much we can learn from the perspective and wisdom of these young people. In the Quiet Light leaves readers with a deeper understanding of their own lives and the meaning that can be found in every moment. Step into a world where each word is a testament to life’s enduring light and find comfort in its calm embrace.

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