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    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage
    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage
    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage
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    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage

    By Dawn M. Nevills

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    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage
    is the author's second poetry collection. It
    is about love and creativity after loss, and
    is meant to mold and mend. Its ultimate
    goal is renewal and rebirth, and finding
    all the parts of ourselves which blend to
    create possibility. Here, the author celebrates
    - both visually, and verbally - the
    simplest, and the more complex of passions
    which continue to sculpt her own
    life, and invites the reader to discover
    their own, with joy and wonder.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateOct 28, 2010
    ISBN9781477165140
    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage
    Author

    Dawn M. Nevills

    Poems from Butterscotch Cottage is the author's second poetry collection. It is about love and creativity after loss, and is meant to mold and mend. Its ultimate goal is renewal and rebirth, and finding all the parts of ourselves which blend to create possibility. Here, the author celebrates - both visually, and verbally - the simplest, and the more complex of passions which continue to sculpt her own life, and invites the reader to discover their own, with joy and wonder.

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      Poems from Butterscotch Cottage - Dawn M. Nevills

      Copyright, August, 2010

      by

      Dawn M. Nevills

      All rights reserved.

      Published in the United States of America by

      Xlibris Publishing

      New York City, U.S.A.

      ISBN No. - 978-1-4535-9771-2

      ISBN: ebook 978-1-4771-6514-0

      Dedicated to anyone who has ever loved -

      Dawn M. Nevills,

      October, 2010

      Table of Contents

      Part A Poems Proper

      A Word of Space and Time

      Ellipsicles

      Fur of Hot House Flowers

      Of Dew, and Such Gentle Oddities….

      Carbon and Light, Emitted

      Sleep Star Frontier

      Small buoyed Life Us Secret!

      Proximity Shock

      Melded Art

      Table Setting

      Roads to Carry You to Better

      Throat Hum Beginning We

      Brevity

      Seasoning

      Second Day in September

      Dent Progress

      Stay Sweet

      Perhaps

      Diamonds in the Sky

      The Glow of Sky Stones

      Wheeling Journey

      Singing Spirit Journey

      Alive

      Sunset

      Mac Shy tomorrow

      Encased

      Points in Space Transfixed

      Lines

      Summer Stargaze

      Lip Liner Flight 99

      Jar Saids

      Pillow wok

      Docking Indigo

      Volcanic Tantrum

      Dragons

      Part B - List of Illustrations

      A. Brazilian Rainforest Sighs to Hibiscus - Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      B. Forest in Late Summer - Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      C. November Chill – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      CI. Mountain Trek Away from Here – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      D. Self Portrait – Current Impossibility – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      E. Seeing Into Grief – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      F. Badlands Sunset – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      G. Misty Mountain – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      H. Fields of Us – es – Original painting by Dawn M. Nevills

      I. Grand

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