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    The Paper Sail: Words of Faith and Inspiration
    The Paper Sail: Words of Faith and Inspiration
    The Paper Sail: Words of Faith and Inspiration
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    The Paper Sail: Words of Faith and Inspiration

    By Trevor T. McCauley

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    Here is the place called home


    The only dream Ive ever known


    Some tease, saying its far from heaven


    Oh, but this is the life He owns



    Trevor T. McCauleys new book of poems, The Paper Sail: Words of Faith and Inspiration, digs deep into the very fabric and meaning of our walk of faith. Using focused and vivid imagery, McCauley relates both spectacular and everyday experiences to Gods grace. Ranging in subject from conception, devotion, and deliverance to faith, hope, and the glory of God, the poems are equally inspired by biblical verse and life itself.



    Come and share in McCauleys prayers and songs of devotion. His poems are prayers, yes, but McCauley also seeks to perceive the truth of faith and belief. The Paper Sail will challenge and inspire readers perspectives and awareness of life and its circumstances both here and beyond.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateDec 8, 2015
    ISBN9781512719413
    The Paper Sail: Words of Faith and Inspiration
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    Trevor T. McCauley

    Trevor T. McCauley is a native of Royal Oak, Michigan. He has been writing creatively for over fourteen years. When not writing, he can usually be found by a piano, working on another dream one note at a time.

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