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Sing Into the Silence

Sharon Dexter

Publisher: Green Ivy

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Summary

In Sing into the Silence, Sharon Dexter expresses the utter importance of having a strong relationship with God through gorgeous verse. This collection of poems explores Dexter's faith and how she had once strayed from it. Dexter's poems are songs to God in which she explores love, devotion, and complete happiness.
Available since: 05/08/2015.

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