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From Then Until Now

Terry Stewart Homewood
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Pages
116
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse

About

This book is an accumulation of poetry from the age of 15 to 51.
It is my ups and downs, my highs and lows, my happiness and sadness.
There were many years nothing was written. It is hard for me to write when there is nothing to say and still write it well.
At 23, I was in a horrifying car accident, in which I almost lost my daughter and myself. I had to grow up again and learn again. It was a painstaking process.
Thirteen years later, I came down with bacterial spinal meningitis. The terrifying pain in my brain made me want to die, and although I asked God to take me, I finally realized that He had a different road for me to take.
Now I want to be and do the best I can, no matter the road Im on.
I write because I love to write. I write because there is a story to tell that maybe someone may learn from, that maybe a situation can be changed for the better, that all is not lost, at least not forever, and the days will get brighter, for with motivation and perspiration, we can move mountains.
That God is always with us, that He carries us in his arms, watches us grow, and wants us to mature into loving people, for with love there is everything.

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  • General
  • Poetry
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