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    I Know Now.....At Least I Think I Do: "Poetry May Never Be the Same"
    I Know Now.....At Least I Think I Do: "Poetry May Never Be the Same"
    I Know Now.....At Least I Think I Do: "Poetry May Never Be the Same"
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    I Know Now.....At Least I Think I Do: "Poetry May Never Be the Same"

    By Wendi Bird Barnhart

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    Barnhart has turned out yet another masterpiece within her latest, I know now..at least I think I do. Soul searching and searching for answers epitomize the poetry wrapped up in this delightful tome of poetic tales. If youre looking for poetry that you can relate to, you will not be disappointed. Of course, Barnhart never disappoints as she interjects her signature mind bending humorous verse. This is definitely a poetic journey that you will find yourself opening repeatedly over the years.

    -Rev. Dr. Deborah Simpson, author & spritualist

    Wendi Bird Barnharts, I know now..at least I think I do, is a collection of poems which tear at the heart and soul of someone who is finding their way back from the dark side of life. They force the reader to look deep inside their own soul and face what ever demons abound so they too can heal. A wonderful read.

    -Yvonne Mason, best selling Florida author

    FunnySmartPhilosophicalSurprisingBarnharts sixth poetry collection shows off a kinder, gentler, more sophisticated Bird. Mixing powerful images of domestic violence and loss with whispers of love and admiration, she illustrates a growth we all hope to experience in the second half of life. In other words: This Bird can still fly!

    -Dawn Scovill, author of IMMORTAL BONDS and the mainstream fiction novel, CHASING KID ROCK
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateApr 9, 2012
    ISBN9781469787329
    I Know Now.....At Least I Think I Do: "Poetry May Never Be the Same"
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    Wendi Bird Barnhart

    Wendi Bird Barnhart has received four Editor’s Choice Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Poetry from The International Library of Poetry, who also nominated her to be the next Poet of the Year and selected her as a United States of America 2007 Poetry Ambassador, as well as a member of The International Who’s Who in Poetry. Barnhart was an Associate member in good standing with The International Society of Poets for the month of April, 2007 and has since been nominated as a Distinguished member of The International Society of Poets Wendi Bird Barnhart has been chosen to receive a crystal trophy, a watch, medallion and a pin from The International Library of Poetry for her achievements in poetry. Her latest poetry award was a bronze pin, recognizing her as the 2008 Published Poet of the Year. Barnhart was featured on Deborah Simpson’s blogtalkradio show on February 27, 2010. Her interview can be heard in the archives at http://www.blogtalk radio.com/droundtable. Wendi Bird Barnhart also has a fan page on Facebook. The link to her fan page is http://www.facebook.com/the.official.wendibird.barnhart.fanpage Wendi Bird Barnhart is also the author of Until Now, Cognitive Conclusions, Just When You Thought it Was Safe To Read Poetry, You Know I Do It Write, Giving The World ‘The Bird’ and I Know Now…..at least I think I Do. She was registered with The Cambridge Who’s Who as a Poet/Author for 2010-2011. Wendi Bird Barnhart has used her gift of poetry to positively express herself for as long as she can remember and will continue to write poetry. Wendi Bird Barnhart has devoted readers from around the globe.

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