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    Glass Full of Stones
    Glass Full of Stones
    Glass Full of Stones
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    Glass Full of Stones

    By Zachary Taylor

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    The trilogy in a poetry collection series centered on the author's personal account of love, depression, and faith.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 5, 2019
    ISBN9780359957224
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      Glass Full of Stones - Zachary Taylor

      Glass Full of Stones

      Table of Contents

      Trinity

      Apostle Paul

      Anomaly

      A Good Thing

      2:10

      Six and Seven

      Cheers

      Self Portrait

      Dotted Line

      The Story of Craig Gilner

      Charade

      Patchwork

      Incarcerated

      All We Like Sheep

      The Ascension

      Spiritual Thirst

      No Weapon Shall Prosper

      Buried Treasure

      The Good News

      Glass Full of Stones

      Foreword

      By Tabitha H. Melhorn:

      What many have described as a tale as old as time Taylor takes leaps and bounds over. Where once Love was inflamed, left behind are only half warm embers. But what could easily become a cliché collection of Heartache dives so much deeper into the cerebral reality of what is unearthed when we are willing to soar above the ever hungry fingertips of depression that lick at the wounds of the lonely ones. What is unearthed here is unlike anything he has ever written before. A journey of faith that is not so quietly unburied. A journey of discovery in self awakening that is wildly unanticipated. While each poem could be read easily solo, what is found between these pages is

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