Love, Alice - Chandler, Marie Elizabeth Randall; Cocca, Alice Margaret Randall
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Love, Alice is a sweet collection of poems penned by the author's twin sister long years ago, hidden away for no one to see. Having discovered them more than a decade after her twin's death, fully knowing what must be done; create a beautiful book as beautiful as the sister she always knew. A passionate child of God, penned from a heart in love with the Holy King. This is a celebration of a sister dearly loved.

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Love, Alice is a sweet collection of poems penned by the author's twin sister long years ago, hidden away for no one to see. Having discovered them more than a decade after her twin's death, fully knowing what must be done; create a beautiful book as beautiful as the sister she always knew. A passionate child of God, penned from a heart in love with the Holy King. This is a celebration of a sister dearly loved.
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Twin sisters Alice and Marie were born and raised in Texas. With a deep passion for writing, Alice pursued creative writing studies in school as a teen and young adult. She was a published writer in the literary arts magazine, Gulf Breeze, of the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference. Tragically, at age forty, her life ended. Thus, her passion never igniting to its fullest potential. Marie's love for writing blossomed much later in life, unfolding as a skillful writer after whole-heartedly devoting her life to God. Having lived a wonderful childhood, spending all days together, enjoying one another's company as the wonderful sisters they were, remaining the best of friends throughout their years, supporting and loving one another with a special connection that only they knew. A bond formed in the womb, rising to Heaven above. A love so strong that not even the finality of death could it be removed, yet only grow deeper. For it is through the Lord this love is brought to fullest capacity. Never swaying, remaining always.