Render Me Bountiful: A Collection of Poetry

By Pamela K. Yarborough

Render Me Bountiful is a collection of poetry that was written to fill your entire mind, body, and spirit with a new breath of life. You are at once captivated by the poetry’s potent truth and honesty, rhythmic patterns, and flowing imagery. Each poem will communicate to every reader a valued interpretation to help them grow in understanding their purpose, as well as appreciate the many experiences they have faced or will face, good or bad, throughout life, ones that each and every one of us goes through. You will sing, you will dance, you will rejoice, you may even cry. The three sections – Rhapsody, Stars and Dust, and Labyrinth contain poems you will find yourself reading over and over again for the wisdom each poem offers, for the light each brings. The author tells us in the poem, “Hearts Forever Young,” that there is much more we should and must anticipate as we move forward in life rather than simply growing old. There are the doubtless reasons we should trust in the grand unknown, where, as stated so profoundly in the poem, “Love Is,” the abstract and often intangible expression of love, when you do find it, means “...you and I never asking why....”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Outskirts Press
• Release date: Mar 10, 2023
• ISBN: 9781977263759

Pamela K. Yarborough

Pamela K. Yarborough was born and raised in Baltimore, MD, along with her twin sister, Patricia. She lived for most of her life in Glen Burnie, MD, where over the years she developed into a prolific writer of poetry for which she earned several merit awards culminating, ultimately, in her being awarded the prestigious and most notable honor, the Silver Poet Award of 1986, awarded her by the National Library of Poetry. Her work appears in two separate volumes published by the National Library of Poetry, A Moment to Reflect and A Prism of Thoughts. Pamela K. Yarborough left for the world her extraordinarily remarkable and wondrous gift of poetry to be read and shared for lifetimes to come.  She was a force of nature, always curious and always hoping the universe had more and more beauty to offer her, more and more bliss for her to hold onto forever.  

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