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Prose and Light

Zenobia Lundy
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
J&P Productions

About

The reoccurring theme of this collection is light. We all make choices in life. I think we can choose to have our light shine for all the world to see, or we can choose to live in darkness. The choice will always be ours to make. In a dark place, the light will guide us. The light will open our eyes at daybreak and light our path through all the midnights. The challenge is to find that light in our lives, wherever it may be, and hold on. For in finding that light we find our true essence for living. As you read this collection, may you find your light and let it shine every day of your life. Suggestion: Define, in a few sentences, what the light is that you are referring to-such as the attributes of it. This will help readers connect more with the contents of your book and identify their light.

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