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    Season of Poems
    Season of Poems
    Season of Poems
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    Season of Poems

    By Kimberly Dorough

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    This book of poems is a dream come true. I love creating and using my imagination to the best of my abilities. I tried to express that in my poems. I love poetry because it really speaks from the heart and can stir up feelings of nostalgia, inner turmoil, or a love unfeigned. I take pride in my work and hope you enjoy what I have created here in my book, the Season of Poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFulton Books, Inc.
    Release dateFeb 7, 2024
    ISBN9798887316901
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      Book preview

      Season of Poems - Kimberly Dorough

      Table of Contents

      Title

      Copyright

      When Does Life Get Good?

      When the Bluebirds Sing

      Summer

      Light

      The Orlando Temple

      Winter

      Heaven

      The Invisible Enemy

      Moon and Stars

      My Child

      My Son

      Christmastime

      Loving Never Fails

      Memories

      Pain

      The Need for Speed

      Southern Charm

      Food

      Love

      He Comes Again!

      House for Sale

      Sadness

      Cozy on the Couch

      Marriage

      Writing

      Follow Me 2023

      Touch

      Chocolate

      Murderous

      Through It All!

      Time Does Not Stand Still

      Family

      Darkness

      Seasons Change

      They took me in

      Happiness

      Regret

      Forgive Me

      About the Author

      cover.jpg

      Season of Poems

      Kimberly Dorough

      Copyright © 2023 Kimberly Dorough

      All rights reserved

      First Edition

      Fulton Books

      Meadville, PA

      Published by Fulton Books 2023

      ISBN 979-8-88731-689-5 (paperback)

      ISBN 979-8-88731-690-1 (digital)

      Printed in the United States of America

      I'd like to dedicate this book of Poems to my beautiful children Joshua and Alyssa. They have been my driving force and greatest love of all. They are true examples for others in their path, and continue to impress and make all of us proud. Love you, Josh and Alyssa!

      When Does Life Get Good?

      When I look at my Nemo with wondering eyes

      And see the all beauty that within him lies.

      When I see a baby in a stroller smiling,

      I look through his smile and start sighing.

      When does life get good?

      When the sun rises in the east, painting it reminds me,

      That another day is on the horizon, ready to meet thee.

      For goodness' sake, when the trees turn orange and red,

      And this fall when I get to tuck myself early to bed.

      When the day is long but productive,

      And the wind outside is seductive.

      When does life get

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