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Let the Spirit Talk

Patricia Fode
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Pages
139
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

This book of poems and comments is about the blessings and challenges as one climbs the mountain of life. The characters are the human vessel and the silent voice within the Gentle Spirit. The vessel is called to encourage the world to stop, take a breath and see the little things in creation that can give pleasure, but a lesson in life as well. The painted words describe what is seen in creation, in hopes you see well enough that you physically feel you are there and digging deep into the subject of spirituality in a simplistic way. As each poem or comment is written, the vessel realizes it speaks to her fifi rst. She in turn hopes as she shares, it helps others on their climb in the process of discovering who they are and why they are here. She also knows a gift has been given and deeply respects it.

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  • General
  • Poetry
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