57 Handprints on the Wall

By John B. Robinson

'57 Handprints" is a collection of 57 poems that explore the themes of love, loss and emotions. Each poem is a reflection of the author's personal experiences and feelings, making this book a truly heartfelt read. Whether you're looking to connect with others going through similar situations or simply enjoy the beauty of poetry, "57 Handprints" is a must-read.

• Language: English
• Publisher: John B. Robinson
• Release date: Jul 31, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223919995

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© 57 Handprints by John Robinson

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Dedication

57 handprints is dedicated to my wife Ihklas who has been a driving force in Encouraging me to publish these poems. She cried through the whole manuscript when she first read it.

Her advice and support have been invaluable and I thank her for all she has done to help me, not just with this book but with My life.

Preface

I am often asked how I began writing poetry. Well, it began with a very traumatic event in my life that triggered something deep within me. That event was when my sister died