Bøger udgivet af Vermilion H Baine

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The poem in Kennedy's hands offers the reader a cogent capsule of wisdom. Subjects range from scriptural insights to practical looks at everyday challenges in relationships. Kennedy picked up the poet's pen mid-way through his eighty-fifth year. As he says, "It came as a burst of verse." A total novice in the literary sense, his Spirit-led writing often does battle with his intellectual bias regarding the presumed definition of a poem. The reader therefore receives a diverse selection of poem structure in the author's presentation of over 40 poems and haiku. This book can be used as a daily devotional, as the author includes the provoking motivation for each of the poems. With subjects ranging from psalms of praise to the challenges of husband-wife relationship. He knows. The author is in his sixty-fifth year of marriage. Every page of this book will enlighten, encourage, and entertain the reader. How did Kennedy come to be a poet? He says, In my 85th year, the Lord gave me an unexpected 'burst of verse' which opened my eyes to the uniqueness of the poetic form. From that experience grew the challenge to convey with poetry bible insights and helpful examples of how some of life's challenges can be met. "Conciseness with imaginative expression seems to define the poem as an effective, contemporary vehicle for use in our on-demand lifestyle. "As with many readers who may not be familiar with current poetic format, I initially felt my poetry had to fit a rhyming formula. I went through a number of poetry style machinations over the several months following the initial poem writing experience. "Gradually and with input from poet friends, I realized that nowadays there is no 'proper' way to poetically express yourself. This freedom highlights all the more, to me, the power of the poem to communicate. "From this initial, I feel, Spirit-led beginning, and before I knew it, a collection of poetic 'truths' grew into a book."Concise examples from my forty years of working at learning the living of a Spirit-filled life will hopefully offer the reader enjoyable, poetic encouragement, insight and challenge. "Just for reading fun, I offer my exploration into poetic 'tomfoolery'." Kennedy trusts you will say, "Sounds good. Guess I'll give it a read-who knows I may even get bitten by the poetry bug."

Failure destroys some people. Others rise from the ashes, only to come back stronger, to surviving tough times. The Poetry Anthology is composed of poems such as You Are You, Old Church, Dry Bones, Breathe Life, Chosen Generation......from Poets Dean Murinda and Tawanda Imbayarwo comes this alternative and creatively methodical Poetry Anthology that goes beyond the brilliance of prose...

Bhuku Rine Nhetembo Dzine Shona Yakadzika-dzika, Yemandorokwati, kubva kuna Nyanduri Decent Bharo

Hannah Hutchinson never dreams of becoming an amateur sleuth, but when she makes the gruesome discovery of a murder victim in her school, she feels forced into the role. She becomes the prime suspect in the resulting murder investigation when a connection is found between her and the victim. Seeing the evidence against her unfold, she is compelled to investigate on her own. Juggling the everyday ups and downs as a teacher of children with disabilities, she now finds her every spare moment devoted to her determined search for the truth. As the mystery unravels Hannah finds that instead of crossing suspects off her list she is continually adding names - and as her search deepens, she begins to suspect even those who she thought she could trust. She sees motives for murder all around her and finds herself taking bigger risks as she follows the trail. Just as she begins to see progress in her investigation, Hannah discovers a clue that no one else is aware of. Hiding this from the detectives and knowing that it will implicate her even further makes her feel that she may be arrested at any moment. She stumbles along one step ahead of the police and when she finally figures out who the killer is, she comes to the frightening realization that the murderer won't hesitate to kill again.

In Jennifer Trimmings's memoir, she remembers the past for the present while helping her mother through the challenges of Alzheimer's. During her quest, Trimmings finds solace and forgiveness.They flow like water--the memories.Though Mom's are disappearing like thin air that isn't thin anymore as the heaviness of what is real hangs over me, on me. The Alzheimer's might be hers, but I'm breathing it too. Haunted, I remember our shared history as if for her, seeking nothing and everything as though I can make things better. Forgiveness?Mom raised me to do the right thing. "Jennifer, the inside must be as good as the outside," she'd say while teaching me how to sew. Yet now, she's effing this and effing that when things don't go her way. And Nana always said, "I want nourishment, not punishment." But she also quipped, "Spread your legs and think of England." At forty-one, I've learnt in college that as a historian, I can only tell events as they were or are. Therefore, at times, things aren't going anybody's effing way.