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    A Secret Prisoner of War: An American Poet
    A Secret Prisoner of War: An American Poet
    A Secret Prisoner of War: An American Poet
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    A Secret Prisoner of War: An American Poet

    By Dayna Williams

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    Dayna Williams, from her youth to present has written some of the most evocative verse in the midst of her grief and pain. Of her collected poems, The Watcher and the Crier is considered her best poetic work composed of unique spiritually inspired words that identify with the women of the 2000s. Her choice of words in her poems is flavored with bravery, strength, and honesty. Her poetic lyricism which expresses her love of America is one of the most influential and powerfully orchestrated forms.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateDec 22, 2014
    ISBN9781503517578
    A Secret Prisoner of War: An American Poet
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    Dayna Williams

    Dayna Kristina Williams is a poet, lyricist, and writer as well as a ghostwriter for Hollywood who suffered intrusions, sexual assaults, livelihood, and death threats from a subgovernment Satanist coven in the United States, who served in political office. She is the daughter of Robert W. Williams, a WWII sergeant, Third Army-Battle of the Bulge under General George S. Patton in Germany. She has survived many attempts on her life, and as a backlash, suffered job losses, including her work in the legal profession in defense of herself as well as the United States of America. She is a secret prisoner of war persecuted for her beliefs and her faith who was also warned by her father that a different form of Nazism would attempt again to rule the world in the future. She has never had any media attention for speaking out in defense of keeping America out of submission to a One World Order, which is considered by true American patriots nothing but New World Nazism. She now resides in the state of Nevada with her family. She writes poetry, song lyrics, and has been working on movie screenplays. Some of her poetic works are inspired by her love for America and General George S. Patton.

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      A Secret Prisoner of War - Dayna Williams

      Copyright © 2014 by Dayna Williams. 698333

         ISBN:   Softcover   978-1-5035-1758-5

            EBook   978-1-5035-1757-8

      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.

      Rev. date: 01/06/2015

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      Contents

      The Watcher and the Crier

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      The Watcher And The Crier

      Blessed Be The Lamb

      A Drink Of Real Water

      Paris Blues

      My Witch

      My Mystery, My Fantasy

      My Lover

      Declaration Of A Dream

      Daddy

      All The Comforts Of Home

      Warring

      Happy Are They!

      Magnificent Eyes

      Six Years Forever

      Champagne Chambord

      Ice Princess

      Green Earth’s Rhyme

      Sunday Is Everyday

      One for the Suffering

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      One For The Suffering

      The New Jerusalem

      Passing Away

      Redemption

      Poor Woman

      Whence Cometh The Day

      Separate

      Fading Empire

      Refuge

      A Wonder Is Here

      Something Divine

      I Will Think Of You

      Jewels

      Baby Innocence

      Traveling Ghosts

      Beauty He Creates

      Love Letter From A Serpent

      Song of War

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      Song Of War

      Freedom

      A New World

      Grace Of God

      Oh, Beautiful Nightmare

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      Souls

      With Many Sins

      His Coming

      God Is Harsh

      Animal Bastards In My Soup

      Usa’s Problem

      I’m The Gun

      Important

      I’m Not What You Think

      Patton Baby

      Taunting Holiness

      Smoking

      Water to Wine

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      Water To Wine

      Forked Tongue

      Mysterious Poet

      Yours Truly

      Dead In The Water

      Privy

      I Am A Fable

      My Experience

      Flip Of The Card

      All Or Nothing

      Fair Play

      Mr.

      World Of Man

      Sentinel

      Cock Of Love And Stuff

      This Is - What Is

      Revelation

      Mine

      Furtive Kiss

      Chocolate Diamonds

      My General

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      My General

      Xena

      Mr. Conqueror

      2’s a Crowd

      The God He Killed

      Bombs, Fire, Bullets

      Love’s Past

      Strange Happening

      Overkill

      Testament

      My Mom

      Never Be

      Making Love

      Done In

      Out Of Your Pocket

      Mail To A Bore

      The Righteous

      Gondola Surprise

      Turn The Light On Bitch!

      Dedicated to my Family

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      Robert W. and Doris G. Williams, General George S. Patton,

      Beatrice Johnson Patton and family, Franklin Delano and

      Eleanor Roosevelt and family, Teddy and Edith Roosevelt and

      family, Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King and Family,

      John F. Kennedy and Family, Robert F. Kennedy and Family,

      My four brothers, Scott, Steve, Shane and Stan Williams,

      Jessica M. Darwich, Aylivia J. Darwich, Juliana M. Darwich,

      Blaine Cook, Jim Caviezel, Kevin Costner, Mel Gibson,

      Gerard Butler, and The Beatles….

      All the beautiful actors and musicians with heart in Hollywood,

      And all the intelligent minds of writers who are warring on behalf

      of the preservation of AMERICA I need not name otherwise the

      names would take up thousands of pages.

      Bless you my granddaughter and daughter Juliana Mya-Kristine

      who is with the Lord in Heaven.

      Gratitude to the U.K. for the love of all the musicians and actors.

      I Love you!

      The Watcher and the Crier

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      The Watcher And The Crier

      Alas! A sea of glass,

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