Tumbleweed: Breaking Away from Our Attachments While Remaining True to the Love That Binds Us Together - Harold Warner, Daphne
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In the pages of this book Tumbleweed, one would find messages of hope, friendship, love and turning back. It's about maturing and recognizing the things that are important to us. With steady growth comes a time of breaking away and the seeking of independence. It's about drifting through life, not always knowing what to look for, and after meandering through the years we eventually find contentment in the life we finally settle into and perhaps by what seems to be Divine Choreography, lives collide and spirits embark on a journey filled with thoughts and feelings, all of which goes into the making of the fabric of our lives.…mehr

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In the pages of this book Tumbleweed, one would find messages of hope, friendship, love and turning back. It's about maturing and recognizing the things that are important to us. With steady growth comes a time of breaking away and the seeking of independence. It's about drifting through life, not always knowing what to look for, and after meandering through the years we eventually find contentment in the life we finally settle into and perhaps by what seems to be Divine Choreography, lives collide and spirits embark on a journey filled with thoughts and feelings, all of which goes into the making of the fabric of our lives.
Autorenporträt
The author was born on the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Here she received her formal education and then worked for many years in the public library system of her native home. Later, she immigrated to the United States where she became a citizen and made America her adoptive home. Poetry was always her outlet of expression of her innermost thoughts and perspective of life, people and the challenges many of us face. The author has previously published her first book Flower of Grass which was our first look into this author's unique ability to show imagery in her writings and her deep understanding of life.