Inspired

Inspired

Inspired

Sherry A Wright

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Editorial:
iUniverse
Año de edición:
2007
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780595470181
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Ivy and Gwen Williams:This series of poems is truly the meaning of its title Inspired. Sherry Wright has shared an insight to her soul with her lyrical words. Anyone who reads this will undoubtedly feel a connection, in some way, to themselves in or out of a personal relationship. My husband and I both read the poems and felt a lot of the emotions that Sherry has expressed. Sherry uses words like an artist uses his paints, to allow the reader to feel a full range of emotions in such a short time. There is an instant kinship between Sherry and her readers. We recommend this book to everyone.Karen (Lane) Davis, Community Advocate: Ms. Wright artistically expresses the depth of emotion people often feel and cannot put into words. She expresses uniquely the feelings we all have at one time or another-love, need, curiosity, loneliness and joy. As an avid reader, I found her work unique, apart from the norm and fun to read. I loved it!Honorable Hal and Mary Daub Former Congressman, and Mayor of Omaha Nebraska:You must read these poems. If not from the first reading then the second time you read them, they light you up with their unique syncopation, in rhyme and style that stretches you to most pleasant reflections. This is the most fun we have had in many years with the authors’ wonderful experiences set forth in poetic license.

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