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  The Geese Flew Over My Heart -...

  Lyn McCrave

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  This haunting and deeply personal collection of poems springs from the search for God in the pain and vulnerability of life, in the beauty of Creation, in the joy and sacredness of relationship and the pathos of loss, and in all the ordinary and challenging aspects of life. Lyn McCrave's poems, although personal, reflect our common longing for meaning in life, and our desire for union, for relationship.
  
   
  The poems provide a glimpse into the inner heart and sacred space of the writer, revealing in a raw honesty her vulnerability and openness, and the peace that comes from trust and self abandonment. There is compassion and empathy with the suffering of others when sometimes all that can be done is to stand by them. But there is also hope in seeing life beyond this life, an eternal purpose.

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  A Modern Day Black Woman's...

  Shamar Starks-Ward

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  In her first published work, A Modern Day Black Woman's Book of Poetry, Volume 1: Two Decades of Growth and Change, Shamar Starks-Ward shares heart, soul, experiences, and changing points of view with her cherished listeners. 
   
  These poems are an unapologetic collection from the ink pin of a Black woman that range from the immature perspective of an 18-year-old with an old soul to a mature 42-year-old that has weathered many storms, joys, pains, loss, and gains. Here, you will witness a growth and change in perception as well as poetic expression.

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  Hans Christian Anderson's...

  Julie Meighan

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  The Ugly Duckling 
  The Money Pig 
  The Emperor’s New Clothes 
  The Little Mermaid 
  The Brave Tin Soldier 
  The Princess and the Pea 
  The Little Match Girl 
  The Snowman 
  Thumbelina 
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  The Rose Tree and the Snail. 
  The Snowdrop

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  English Poems

  Richard Le Gallienne

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  Richard le Gallienne was, almost to the point of caricature, a notable example of the Bohemian literary figure. He travelled widely, had many acquaintances among notable figures of his day, including Oscar Wilde, Rupert Brooke and John Cowper Powys, and worked through a long series of romantic relationships. 
  However, his poetic verbiage is economical and disciplined, and free from rhetorical affectation. This collection was published in 1895, and reflects the mature style of the poet. It contains two large poems, Paolo and Francesca, and Young Love, and 46 short poems.

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  Shiva The Fire Of Transformation

  Justin Wesenberg

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  Shiva is a poetry book about navigating the fires of personal transformation so that you can step into who you were born to be. For those who are going through major life changes and challenges. 
  This inspirational poetry book was inspired by the loss of my dad, facing death, and moving through the fires of transformation. 
  Shiva The Fire Of Transformation was written during my dad’s last few years on Earth… 
  This poetry book is all about going through transformational experiences, overcoming death, and understanding the process of life. 
  Even though I am sad that he is gone I understand that he made the choice and he was ready to go. 
  Walking my dad through the death process helped me to understand more deeply the feelings and fears we have when we are on our deathbeds. We look back at the lives we’ve lived, the choices we’ve made and how we’ve lived our lives. 
  This book is a reflection on walking through the fires of transformation to become the person you were born to be. 
  Get the book and walk through the fire of transformation! 
  Shiva is the fifth book in the Starseed Awakening Series. Get all the books in the series at: https://starseedawakening.academy

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  Faust Parts 1 & 2

  Johann Wolfgang Goethe

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  Drama Classics: The World's Great Plays at a Great Little Price
  A fresh, performable version by John Clifford of Goethe's 'unstageable' masterpiece.
  God and Mephistopheles vie for the mortal soul of Dr Faust. Signing a pact with the nihilistic spirit, Faust is privy to knowledge unbound and sensual delights of which most men can only dream. But before long, the Doctor comes to realise that you should always be very careful what you wish for.
  Goethe began working on Faust in about 1772-5. He published a first fragment of it in 1790, then the whole of Part One in 1808. He saw the first performance of Part One in Brunswick in 1829, and was still making minor revisions to Part Two shortly before his death in March 1832.
  This two-part English version by John Clifford, in the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series, was first performed at the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, in February 2006.
  'A thoroughly modern interpretation, a litany of society's soul-selling compromises - sexual commoditisation, academic dumbing-down and capitalistic rapaciousness - that is entirely about today. It's frequently funny but never less than serious' - Guardian

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