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    The Many Silences of Love: Contemporary Love Poems
    The Many Silences of Love: Contemporary Love Poems
    The Many Silences of Love: Contemporary Love Poems
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    The Many Silences of Love: Contemporary Love Poems

    By H. Lloyd Weston

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    The Many Silences of Love, a compelling book of contemporary love poems by H. Lloyd Weston, has been steadily gaining international acclaim. The book was recently reviewed by Michael Radon of the U. S. Review of books, and awarded the Gold Seal of Excellence.
    A quote from that review, states, " The dozens of love poems collected in this book all focus on the subject which many great poets have struggled to approach: Romance. The author makes his own mark by carefully selecting the perfect words that recall the emotion and drama one feels in the turbulence of desire. The Many Silences of Love, brilliantly captures the subtleties and heartbreak of love in our digital age. Weston creates a most moving portrait of this deepest of all human emotion. The Many Silences of Love will capture your heart and stir your very soul.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateNov 29, 2010
    ISBN9781426944901
    The Many Silences of Love: Contemporary Love Poems
    Author

    H. Lloyd Weston

    H. Lloyd Weston is an accomplished painter as well as a poet and author of short stories. A graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University, he studied creative writing under Dr. Charles Angoff. The author of six poetry collections and one volume of short stories, Weston is a member of the Academy of American Poets and lives in northeastern Pennsylvania.

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