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    Moon Glow
    Moon Glow
    Moon Glow
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    Moon Glow

    By Debra Milligan

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    Moon Glow is a summer cycle of sixteen poems by Debra Milligan. Written during the space of four days in August, these poems express the glow of love, as symbolized by the moon. Themes include true love, betrayal, the justice of the heart, heartbreak, the healing power of love, freedom, fate, and the majesty of the nightly stars as the spirit of unconditional love - intense and eternal - reaches from the earth to the skies above and over to the Other Side.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDebra Milligan
    Release dateOct 6, 2015
    ISBN9781311414670
    Moon Glow
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    Debra Milligan

    Debra Milligan is a novelist, essayist, poet, and short story writer. She is fluent in French and has varied interests in the fine arts, architecture, history of all kinds, music, horses, hounds, the Golden Age of Hollywood, quilting, fashion, and gardening.

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