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"Poetry in Emotion - A Christian's Perspective" includes poems written by Martin Dornan over a period of approximately fifty years. His poetry, while mainly Christian in nature, includes a number of different subjects. He has put many of his life experiences into the pages of this book, in words most everyone can understand and enjoy. He does not use the abstract form of poetry, since he never found that form appealing. He hopes you find enjoyment and inspiration in the pages of his book.

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"Poetry in Emotion - A Christian's Perspective" includes poems written by Martin Dornan over a period of approximately fifty years. His poetry, while mainly Christian in nature, includes a number of different subjects. He has put many of his life experiences into the pages of this book, in words most everyone can understand and enjoy. He does not use the abstract form of poetry, since he never found that form appealing. He hopes you find enjoyment and inspiration in the pages of his book.

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Autorenporträt
Martin Dornan was born at Mercy Hospital on the south side of Chicago. His parents sent him and his older siblings to church, never attending themselves, except that his Mom started attending in her late 60's. He attended Chicago's Ashland Christian Church in his younger years, taking a break from church during his teen years, attending sporadically until late in his nine-year military career, where his older brother introduced him to Mr. Herbert Armstrong and the Worldwide Church of God. He remained a member of this church over 30 years, most of that during extreme legalism, and through the time it had a major doctrinal change to Christ-centered worship. He's now been a member of Mesa First Church of the Nazarene for two years. Pastor Ira Brown and the congregation are very warm and loving. It's Martin's second home. His two favorite hymns are, "Oh, How I Love Jesus," and "To God be the Glory." He presently lives in Mesa, Arizona, and his daily goal is to live according to God's will and follow His path.