Through His Eyes Only - Clay, Leigh; Clay, Marlene
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Through His Eyes Only is a collection of poems written by a man whose life was cut short by an insidious disease that was life-limiting in many ways. He fought a good fight until his last breath. He was fiercely independent, brave, tenacious, and found his spirit in the natural world, as you will understand from reading the pages of this book. With the curiosity of a child growing up in rural Central Alberta, he discovered nature in all its glory. As a teenager in the Okanagan, he found solitude in exploring its many lakes and parks. He loved and lost but never forgot how to appreciate the…mehr

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Through His Eyes Only is a collection of poems written by a man whose life was cut short by an insidious disease that was life-limiting in many ways. He fought a good fight until his last breath. He was fiercely independent, brave, tenacious, and found his spirit in the natural world, as you will understand from reading the pages of this book. With the curiosity of a child growing up in rural Central Alberta, he discovered nature in all its glory. As a teenager in the Okanagan, he found solitude in exploring its many lakes and parks. He loved and lost but never forgot how to appreciate the beauty in nature. Leigh Everett James Clay was my soul mate for 31 years until his death on September 22, 2012. Sharing his poems with the world is a legacy to the man my heart will belong to for the rest of my life. His words will captivate the reader as he bares his soul in each line of the poem. My hope is that the readers will find inspiration in this book and take time to reflect on how precious life and love is. Marlene Anne Clay
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Leigh Everett James Clay was born in Red Deer, Alberta, on March 14,1954, and lived on a farm in rural Alberta before moving to Vernon, British Columbia, with his mother and two younger brothers.He attended Art School in Nelson, British Columbia, and later went to Olds College in Alberta, where he obtained his Horticultural Technologist Diploma in 1990.He was a landscape gardener at the Calgary Zoo for several years and later worked for Sunnyside Greenhouses until his retirement in 2000.