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    A Tomb of Sorrow
    A Tomb of Sorrow
    A Tomb of Sorrow
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    A Tomb of Sorrow

    By Dennis Bishop

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    The inspiration behind many of these poems all retain to loss, the last three years of my life has led me to interesting places. Through these places I was confronted with many forms of loss. Loss of relationships, loss of self esteem and ultimately the loss of what I felt I should be. I also hope many will appreciate the romantic aspects I put into my work. I find that often it's the loss of a lover that drives most men into dark corners. And as a man I long for the one that catches my soul. So if you feel the loss, I hope you join me in enjoying this simple tome. Each poem is crafted with love. And woven from a tear, It is here for you if you need it.


    And for a few were added by my dear cousin Sabrina Harrison, her creative flair to her own writing made me feel proud to call her family. I'd also liek to add a thank you to a few people. Like my mother Penny, My step father, Dick, My little sister, Jayla, My brother, Daniel, My other sister Kate, A dear friend of Mine, Country boy or Colins’, an everyone I've lost in the past three years. I miss you, aunt Amber an Mrs blue. Skyler I'm sorry we never made that game of DND. I hope you are well in heaven.

    Without further a due please read and Enjoy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateDec 11, 2022
    ISBN9781669858300
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