The Sand in the Hourglass
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This collection of poems reminds us about how time is floating, and how there are no moments to waste. The poems describe the beauty of nature found in trees, flowers, water, and creatures. The words remind us of the beauty around us and our responsibility to nature.
Katherine Duhon
This author is lifetime resident of Louisiana and is retired. She enjoys writing, painting, and cooking.
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