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    I Still Have More to Say: A Life in Verse
    I Still Have More to Say: A Life in Verse
    I Still Have More to Say: A Life in Verse
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    I Still Have More to Say: A Life in Verse

    By Xlibris US

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    My Poems
    I didnt know if I would read my poems, Written so many years ago, Each one a tiny slice of me revealed. I was afraid they were too personal, Too unimportant, too boring. But my friends liked them, They supported me. I read four. No one else has ever heard my poems Or encouraged me to write. Shall I begin to write again?
    And spend the cold, wet winter months Probing for deeper feelings? Rousting out secrets hidden from analysis. What will I find by searching my soul? Answers? Or just more questions? Or maybe a spirit needing sunlight and words, Dreaming about a world without pain, And a life without anger.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJul 15, 2014
    ISBN9781499036619
    I Still Have More to Say: A Life in Verse

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