10 Ergebnisse.

Thoughts In Poetry" is my latest book that includes the ongoing process that takes on written form and expresses to my readers my feelings about life, nature, and the emotions of love that in some way affects all people.

Do we live again? That question has been asked over and again by people from all walks of life from all over the world. In some Eastern countries more people believe in reincarnation than in the Western countries. The story I'm going to tell you about has convinced me, a woman from the United States, that we do live again.

Love, Sweet and Bittersweet" is a combination of poems that portray love as the one emotion that can bring joy, ecstasy and sometimes pain to all of us. Each poem, in this book, expresses the feelings that this one emotion can bring into our daily lives.

As we travel through our years And look back we can see That all we did and where we've been We never could foresee All of the paths our lives would lead And so we just kept pace And found ourselves living lives Never in one place. We zigzagged here and zigzagged there Never in a straight line. But, as you look back on it all There never was a sign Saying, "Go this way or take this road." We just made a choice. Sometimes right, sometimes wrong...

This book features a collection of poems that expresses the author's thoughts about life, death and all of what occurs in between.

Edwina Reizer's "Reflections On Living - Book 2" continues with her thoughts and images as she sees them in the world today. It is her hope to inspire a new interest in poetry through verse and rhyme.

The Hare and the Hound is a wonderful story about two animal friends who are captured by a man and put up for sale at a local fair. The hare with his ears, and the hound with his nose figure out a clever way to escape from their captor and make their way back to the farm they called home.

Reflections On Living" is a unique collection of poems that will challenge and inspire readers to take a fresh look at how they perceive reality and the world around them.

A flicker in the dark Or just a tiny spark Can start a flame inside of you That will make its mark. This mark will keep you burning And help to keep you yearning To know the reason you were born. That reason is for learning. Why else would we dare enter? A place that at its center Is filled with too much sorrow in its core. Thus, I am a dissenter. I reject mainstream philosophy And the principles of theocracy. My ruler has always been my brain...

THE UNFOLDING BEAUTY OF POETRY Poetry rolls off the tongue with ease, Spoken with images the poet sees. It's for the young. It's for the old And all of those in between. Touching the innermost part of thee, Bringing to you a part of me. As these were written, I thought of you And unfolded my silver screen.