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    Snowfield Autumn
    Snowfield Autumn
    Snowfield Autumn
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    Snowfield Autumn

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      I started this work to begin the process of healing.  It has helped me deal with the traumatic events of my life as much or more than seeing a therapist.  I hope that in some small way the reader might be inclined to touch a part of themselves through this work and be better for it.  Some of the poems are from visions during bi-polar episodes and pure fantasy; I hope they will not offend.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJan 2, 2009
    ISBN9781467054157
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      Snowfield Autumn - AuthorHouse

      2008 Amy Feemster. All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      First published by AuthorHouse 12/29/2008

      ISBN: 978-1-4389-3135-7 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-4670-5415-7 (e)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2008911649

      Dedicated to Blonco…

      … for being there

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      A Breath Away

      A Simple Circlet

      A Simple Moment

      Anger of the Devil Dog

      Beast of the Mind

      Blot Blot Blot

      Can’t be Found Forest

      Coffee Smokes and Gas

      Da Vinci’s Lady

      Dear, the Tulips

      Drizzly Dawn

      Ever a Mist Apart

      Floating

      Futility

      Ginger and Fred

      Grandma Mozel

      Greek Lullaby

      Harmony

      Helpless

      Invocation

      Lost in Thought

      Love Incarnate

      Marbles

      Music of Motherhood

      My House

      Night Ball

      One Little Pen Stroke

      Paseo de Tiempo

      Pen of Fire

      Plague Wars

      Poetry Defined

      Reflection

      Revelation

      Scattered

      Shadows of Illusion

      Snow, now that’s a Four Letter Word

      Sunrise

      Take a Stand

      Tears on Rose Silk

      The Call

      The Dealer Man and Tricks

      The Horizon

      The Intersection

      The Man of My Dreaming Awakeness

      The Shore

      The Swing

      The Task

      This Tone of Blue

      To Breathe Again

      Torment

      Treasure of the Dragon

      Unity of the Souls

      We Have a Dad?

      Whispers in the Wind

      Wife’s Fuming

      INTRODUCTION

      I started this work to begin the process of healing. It has helped me deal with the traumatic events of my life as much or more than seeing a therapist. I hope that in some small way the reader might be inclined to touch a part of themselves through this work and be better for it. Some of the poems are from visions during bi-polar episodes and pure fantasy; I hope they will not offend.

      I would like to say thank you to my family for helping me up when I have fallen. Their warmth has helped me to stand and remember how to be a human being again. Thank you to all the people that touched my life and helped form who I am today.

      3000 MILES

      Once upon a time

      There was a man

      To the woman he was the beautifullest in the land

      They did wed and begot three daughters

      The woman learned the man’s faults

      The tip of the

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