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    Seasons of the Heart

    By BARBARA GODIN

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    About this ebook

    Seasons of the Heart: A Collection of Poetry is a soul-stirring collection of intimate poems addressing matters of abandonment, abuse, rejection, and loss. These writings are relatable and will touch your heart leaving you feeling inspired. In this book, you'll find:

    - Poems that will lift your spirits and bring beauty to your life

    - Heart-warming and emotional stories of family, love, loss, and death that will make you feel deeply

    - Insightful and meaningful words that will help you to find peace and strength.

    Every poem is written from the heart and will make you feel like you are experiencing the words firsthand.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBARBARA GODIN
    Release dateOct 20, 2023
    ISBN9798223586227
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    Seasons of the Heart
    Author

    BARBARA GODIN

    Barbara lives in a small town in southwestern Ontario, Canada with her husband and the latest addition to their family "Prince Harry." Barbara has been writing a popular advice column, "Dear Barb"  from 2003-2023. Now available in book form from various online sources. She has published a book of short stories Glimpses in Time: A Collection of Memoirs and More, one of which, Mary's Story, won an award from the Professional Writers Association of Canada. Barbara's memoir has become a bestseller.  "Can I Come Home Now?" is a memoir of horrific abuse and neglect. Barbara's latest book is a collection of poetry "Seasons of the Heart." Learn more at Barbara's website  www.barbgodin.com. Email comments to barbgodin53@gmail.com.

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