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    Patty's Poems of Inspiration
    Patty's Poems of Inspiration
    Patty's Poems of Inspiration
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    Patty's Poems of Inspiration

    By Patricia A. Grego

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    Never give up on your dream. A little hope goes a long way.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateNov 12, 2010
    ISBN9781456817022
    Patty's Poems of Inspiration
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    Patricia A. Grego

    It all started for me back in 2008 when faced with hardships and many financial struggles, I started writing my feelings down on paper and before I knew it a poem was born. Since that day I haven’t stopped writing. I have branched out to all that need hope in every way. My name is Patty but I am known as Patty the Poet. A website: www.pattythepoet.net that will give you a lift. Pick up your book today for that special gift.

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      Patty's Poems of Inspiration - Patricia A. Grego

      Copyright © 2010 by Patricia A. Grego.

      Library of Congress Control Number:       2010917008

      ISBN:          Softcover                                 978-1-4568-1701-5

                         Ebook                                      978-1-4568-1702-2

      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.

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      Contents

      CHAPTER 1

      A Beautiful Day

      A Blustery Day

      A Wish Granted

      Baited Breath

      Lonesome Times

      Our Boy

      Ringing In

      Shortcomings

      So Lonely

      That Tired Feeling

      The Wonder of You

      Thoughts of You

      Troubles Surround

      Wondering When

      CHAPTER 2

      A Lovely Day

      A Special Night

      Autumn Leaves

      Forgotten

      Hard to Be Happy

      Loving Support

      Our Blessing

      Raise Your Voice

      Sounds of the Season

      The Blues

      This Special Day

      What Once Was

      You’re Healing Power

      CHAPTER 3

      A Friend’s Mother

      Don’t Ask Why

      Don’t Worry

      Drift Away

      Just Waiting

      Looking Back

      Melancholy

      My Inspiration

      No More Tears

      Stand Up

      The Final Days

      Time For Healing

      Traffic Woes

      When You Least Expect It

      CHAPTER 4

      A Corner of the World

      Cheeky Monkey Coffee House

      Dawn of New York

      Grace O’Malleys

      Grandpa Pete’s

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