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    Heart's Intent: A Collection of Poetry
    Heart's Intent: A Collection of Poetry
    Heart's Intent: A Collection of Poetry
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    Heart's Intent: A Collection of Poetry

    By Adrian Snow, Laura Ann and Katrina Curson

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    The room was silent save for the tick, tock of the ever swinging arm of the grand father clock, stuffed into the narrow corner of the small room. The room was littered with the remnants of history; such an unrelenting force as time had held sway; as ages past. Heavy motes of dust stood as a silent testimony to the silence which had permeated the room, Then like a breath something stirred in the rooms depths. Shadows swayed on the wall as a creature unfurled its heavy wings, disturbing the settled dust, plumes swirled towards the low cantered ceiling a low rumble echoed hollowly filling the with sound.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMay 6, 2011
    ISBN9781462861194
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      Book preview

      Heart's Intent - Adrian Snow

      Heart’s Intent

      A Collection of Poetry

      Adrian Snow,

      Laura Ann,

      Katrina Curson

      Copyright © 2011 by Adrian Snow, Laura Ann, Katrina Curson.

      Library of Congress Control Number:       2011906442

      ISBN:         Hardcover                               978-1-4628-6118-7

                         Softcover                                 978-1-4628-6117-0

                         Ebook                                      978-1-4628-6119-4

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      This book was printed in the United States of America.

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      Contents

      BY: ADRIAN SNOW

      A Child’s Life

      Fairy’s Ring

      A Young Man’s Death

      An Ancient’s Vengeance

      Death Came And Stole My Heart Away

      Deaths Angel

      Dreamscape

      Grim Reaper

      Lost To Clay

      Love’s Timeless Hold

      Rare Tread Path

      The Life Before Mine Eyes

      Within The Fairy’s Ring

      My Hearts Solace

      BY: LAURA ANN

      Cupid And His Arrows

      Dancing In The Rain

      Time & Fate

      A Losing Battle

      A Pledge Of Love

      By The River

      Caged

      Can’t Hold The Wind

      Face Value

      Fairytales & Wishing Stars

      Fate Reveals In Time . . .

      Freeze My Aching Heart

      Haunting Memories

      High And Dry

      Lady Of Darkness

      Love Me

      Rain, Wind, And Pain

      Sins Are The Skeletons

      Something To Think About . . .

      The Rainbow And Sacred White Rose

      Untamed Spirit

      Without A Dream

      Displaced Princess

      Always Walk Tall

      Darkness Tells

      My Security

      Stars

      Fallen Star

      Storm Clouds

      Talking Wind

      Tug Of The Heart

      Is It True?

      You Don’t Know

      You’re An Angel

      Contentment

      BY: KATRINA CURSON

      My Son

      Loves Dark Mask

      BY: ADRIAN SNOW

      A CHILD’S LIFE

      Along a blackened roadside she did stumble

      At a glance not but

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