Everlasting and Good

Each poem is a gift from God, arriving somewhat arranged in the author's mind before the pen is in hand. Each line is a testimony to the author's understanding of God and his creation. Each memory evoked may be similar to the author's, yet free to satisfy the reader's imagination. Perhaps, not since Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote, "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.", has a poet so lovingly addressed their soul mate in passionate verse. In addition to "Gwen songs", the reader...
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Each poem is a gift from God, arriving somewhat arranged in the author's mind before the pen is in hand. Each line is a testimony to the author's understanding of God and his creation. Each memory evoked may be similar to the author's, yet free to satisfy the reader's imagination. Perhaps, not since Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote, "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.", has a poet so lovingly addressed their soul mate in passionate verse. In addition to "Gwen songs", the reader will find poetry about writing, nature, family, tributes, and other meditations.