Wisdom of a Woman: A Book of Poetry

By Regina (Gena) F. Miller

Wisdom of A Woman is a book of poetry. As its name implies, each poem conveys a message of wisdom. She is more precious than rubies: and all the things thou canst desire are not to be compared unto her. (Proverbs 3:15 KJV) This book of wisdom is a priceless and timeless gift of love from one womans heart to a needy world. Each of the one hundred poems was written to enlighten, enthuse, humor, and inspire the reader.

The topics included are: love, marriage, death, children, church, state, war, and more. Although it was written to the reader, the author used poetry as a source of relief from lifes trials. The book was purposefully written in a clear, concise voice, to attract readers of all ages, geographical locations, and socio-economic backgrounds. Enjoy!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 28, 2008
• ISBN: 9781462840137

Regina (Gena) F. Miller

Regina F. Miller, a wife, mother, and grandmother was the fifth child in a family of eight. Born in Temple, Texas in the late 1950’s. She was raised by a single mother as a conservative Christian Baptist, and later graduated from Baylor University in 2006. Known to most people for her compassion and zeal as simply Gena, this, her first published work of what she hopes to be many was created to encourage and enlighten the reader.

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Copyright © 2008 by Regina (Gena) F. Miller.

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Contents

A Piece of the Way

Bri

How About That

Hug A Bear

It’s Spring Time

It’s Time To Go

Jaqwin

Let It Flow

Lillie

Look’ a Here

Love

Melo

My Dear

My Dear Friend

Valerie

What Christmas Means to Me

My Alpha and Omega

What To Do

What A Poem Is

Here’s The Scoop

Did Somebody Say Something?

I’m Alive Forevermore

I’ m Here

Stay The He** Away From Jezebel

No Matter How You Slice It

Trees

Shut Up!

I’m Trying to Help

Here We Go Again

Happy New Year in 2007

Holiness

Retribution

It’s Absurd

Get Out of Here

You’re Annoying Me!

Good Health

I’m No Bitch

Justice Denied

A New Kind of Slavery

Relax

Abortion

I Had A Glorious Day

Trips Down Memory Lane

Breathe!

I’ve Been Anointed

A Rainbow

The Number Three

The Sacredness of Marriage

The Love of A Good Man

Leadership

Food For Wisdom

I Delilah

Choose A Good Name

It’s Our Anniversary

Deception

I’m Looking For A Job

In My Heart There’s A Melody

We Shall Overcome

Baylor University

I’m Happy In Jesus

The Church

My Mother-In-Law

Don’t Be Superficial

Graduation Day

What’s In A Name?

My Wedding Day

Jesus And Me Make the Majority

Cut to The Chase

How Things Add Up

I Like Married Men

Don’t Break Your Wedding Vows

A Diet That Really Works

America At War

Beauty

The Lord’s Faithfulness

Life in Black and White

My Daughter

Death

Divorce

How to Read Your Bible

After Everything Else Try Jesus

Everyone

It’s Time

Love Never Dies

Oh What A Mess

Adulterous Women and Virgins

President Bush

Teen Pregnancy

Money

Sex

I Love Kids

Sibling Rivalry

Police

Coincidence

Kevin

Sin

The Touch of Jesus

Talking to God

A Dream to Remember

A Prayer at Dinner

In loving memory of my dear mother,

Dorothy J. Steward

A can of cone (corn).

I want to give a special thank you to Dr. Denny Kramer at Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business for his push for excellence.

3-5-07

A Piece of the Way

It’s so easy to become dependent on our friends,

And expect them to be there until the end,

But the truth of the matter is,

That none of us know,

The day, the hour, in which our life will fizz.

So, we make our journeys together,

Only a piece of the way,

As we travel from day to day,

Some come and some go,

Some live long, but others, no.

A piece