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    A Diary of a Poet's Pen
    A Diary of a Poet's Pen
    A Diary of a Poet's Pen
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    A Diary of a Poet's Pen

    By Michelle Umland

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    Lyrical and inspiring!

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    A Diary of a Poets Pen is an inspirational book of poetry for both men and women. It richly expresses love, faith, spirituality, imagination, family, and unforgettable memories of home.

     

    A Diary of a Poet's Pen is an inspiring, lyrical, imaginary, and magical book of poetry for both men and women.
    It richly expresses love, faith, spirituality, and family while capturing a poet's vivid imagination and dreams. The poet shares experiences of love and the reality of pain in verse. Explore the depth of imagination, possibility, and life's truth and reality in her poem The Beggar and Angels Flying Low. Enjoy nature through the poet's eyes and intimate thoughts.
    If you love Edgar Allen Poe,  you will love A Diary of a Poet's Pen.


    This penned collection will take you on a calming journey down a summer lane, ignite a flame of romance, encourage your faith, or take you to the razor's edge of a poet's imagination!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichelle Umland
    Release dateFeb 1, 2017
    ISBN9781508053446
    A Diary of a Poet's Pen
    Author

    Michelle Umland

    When I published A Diary of a Poet's Pen, it was exciting and challenging. "In The Garden With Daddy" was a dream I had shortly after my father's passing. I almost didn't include it because it was so personal. After some soul-searching, I decided to include it in the book. I thought others who may have lost a parent early in life might find some comfort in it or maybe stir memories of their own. I wrote An Angel's Lullaby for my three children, who are now parents themselves. Remember The Memories is a poem I wrote from my mother's perspective after my daughter was born. She would often reflect on her memories when my brother and I were small, as my children spoke their first words or took their first steps. Summer Lane, Silence Within The Storm, Silver Dreams, and Winds of Change, to name a few, were poems written between the ages of eleven and fifteen. I wrote the remaining poems later in life, expressing my opinions, views, and experiences.

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