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    Hope A New Dawn
    Hope A New Dawn
    Hope A New Dawn
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    Hope A New Dawn

    By Iris Oh

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    Here we have a rare combination of a poet who has the capacity to reach parts that reason and one who also has the versatility to dream, hope and inspire.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIris Oh
    Release dateSep 16, 2018
    ISBN9780463113608
    Hope A New Dawn
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    Iris Oh

    My poems are influenced by experiences from work, observations on life and its issues, travels and the arts. Some of my interests include music, theatre, poetry and literature. Words have always fascinated me. Poetry as an art form inspires one to reflect on life, character and morals. It is also enchanting, thought provoking and is healing.I believe there are many beautiful things in this world to appreciate and enjoy.Trained in the UK, as a health professional, I have also worked in Australia and Malaysia.I am delighted that my second book "Seeds Of Love" was runner-up in the 2016 eFestival Of Words while my fifth book "Contemplative Moments" was a finalist in the 2017 edition of the eFestival.

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