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    A Book of Poems About a Nurse Crying with and for Her Patients
    A Book of Poems About a Nurse Crying with and for Her Patients
    A Book of Poems About a Nurse Crying with and for Her Patients
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    A Book of Poems About a Nurse Crying with and for Her Patients

    By Florida Arianna Pearl

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    There is so much pain and suffering in the world, and I just want to be one of the people who love everyone regardless of their status in life. We are all here on earth to help each other. As we live to see another day, may each day find goodness.


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGoldTouch Press, LLC
    Release dateDec 29, 2020
    ISBN9781953791863
    A Book of Poems About a Nurse Crying with and for Her Patients
    Author

    Florida Arianna Pearl

    Daily work included a stay at home mother alone with house work to being a Registered Nurse in Public Health Nursing. Meeting friends and family alone the way. Learning to love all people as family and caring for them with understanding and the love I received from the greater One in the Universe that supports us all.

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      A Book of Poems About a Nurse Crying with and for Her Patients - Florida Arianna Pearl

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      A Book of Poems

      About a

      Nurse Crying

      with and for

      Her Patients

      Florida Arianna Pearl

      Copyright © 2020 by Florida Arianna Pearl.

      Library of Congress Control Number:      2020925252

      HARDBACK:      978-1-953791-85-6

      Paperback:    978-1-953791-84-9

      eBook:             978-1-953791-86-3

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

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      Printed in the United States of America

      Contents

      About The Author

      Room 711

      The True Riches

      Between Man And Woman

      Look Around

      The Angels

      Life And Death

      If I Were God

      Slow To Anger, Slow To Die

      How Did I Get Into This Mess?

      On Sunday Morning

      He Said

      She Said

      World War II

      What Is Poverty?

      A Man

      Sex In The Bible

      A Prayer To God

      It Doesn’t Make Sense

      Where Is The Love?

      A Home

      Psychological

      On Drugs

      Divided As A Family

      Liquor House

      His Foot

      The Nurse

      The House

      Acknowledgment

      About The Author

      Florida Arianna Pearl (pen name),

      lived in South Carolina. She grew up

      poor and deprived of loving parents.

      She would later go on to finish

      college

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