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    Sense and Sentiments
    Sense and Sentiments
    Sense and Sentiments
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    Sense and Sentiments

    By ANITA PHELPS LOCKHART-SPAINHOWER

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    Poet Anita Phelps Lockhart-Spainhower is that rare kind of individual, a happy person, and her poetry is an expression of her "love of life and enjoyment of people and appreciation of the beauty and wonder of Nature." Born in Rome, New York, she was married at eighteen, has raised a son and daughter, is a

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherURLink Print & Media, LLC
    Release dateMar 27, 2023
    ISBN9781684864140
    Sense and Sentiments
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    ANITA PHELPS LOCKHART-SPAINHOWER

    ANITA PHELPS LOCKHART-SPAINHOWER, a retired federal employee, spent most of her life in the foothills of the Adirondacks. The published a poetry book, Sense and Sentiment, edited several books, and authored short stories for a local news magazine. Married fifty-eight to the late Frank Lockhart, she has two children. Married to the late David Spainhower for 7 years.

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