What's Not To Love?

By Rose McConahy

What's Not To Love? by Rose McConahy is a collection of 60 poems inspired by a journey we have all encountered. Finding our way back from despair tests our human resolve. But there is light, even in our darkest hours, and it is then, love shines the brightest.

Rose McConahy currently resides in Altoona, Pennsylvania. She is co-founder of the Altoona Writer's Guild and a dedicated daily writer. Numerous individual poems have been published in the US and UK. This is her first book of poetry from thousands of poems waiting to see the light of day. Writing is her passion and predawn, when all else sleeps, she seeks answers within the darkness.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Purple Unicorn Media
• Release date: Jul 20, 2016
• ISBN: 9781910718155

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WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE?

Poetry by

Rose McConahy

Published by Purple Unicorn Media

Copyright © 2016 Rose McConahy

All rights are reserved.

No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of the publisher.

ISBN 978-1-910718-15-5

Cover photograph Crows At Dawn by Elizabeth Frerichs

Rehabilitation For The Soul previously published

in Innovate Magazine January 2015

DEDICATION

This collection of poetry dedicated to my sister, Monique Renee Hogue and her daughter, Casondra Conrad. In loving memory of Monique's son, Joshua Craig Strosnider, who left this world too soon. His journey, a lesson to live life to its fullest and his heart, taught us all. Josh became the wind which caresses our cheeks and to dry our tears. His rebel soul touched many, and in all my years I had never seen such an outpouring of love. Ride the wind Bud, and carry our love with you. We will see you again.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Special thanks to Robert P. Broadwater, for without your generous heart and expertise, I would never have pursued my passion. Thank you to Altoona Writer's Guild for encouraging others and your support. You are a great group of talent. I would also like to thank my son, Edward McConahy. Eddy,