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Poetry seems to be the thought of a troubled soul — an unheard melody of the times, a hidden desire, or a desperate echo of feeling. Yet it is more than any of these definitions alone.

Maggie Grinnell is a poet and also the author of four previous children's books: David and Rusty's Pirate Adventure, Isabella and Penelope, The Ketchup Bottle and the Takeover, Finding Home Writing is her passion and part of her soul.

Great conjunctions mean great events Sages and singers say Planets govern by omnipotence Empires rise, tyrants fall away. Abandoning a past we cannot hide We cast our horoscopes in sand Determined this time to succeed Our hopes are ever grand. James E.

James Jennings worked his way through college as a laborer in a steel mill and a stevedore on the Great Lakes.

From almost commonplace situations and atmospheres, the authoress discovers and presents us with deep layers of reality, seemingly invisible, telling us a story.

Afterword (Beginning...) Some stories entertain us. Some make us laugh. Some take us on a journey we did not even know we needed. This book does all three. At its heart, this is not only a story about a boy, a farm, animals, or a hidden treasure.

Shards reveals fragmentary insights through cosmopolitan poems that are by turns existential, philosophical, and passionate. Many record incidents the author encountered while responding to emergencies or working in hospitals and refugee camps.

Margo Peterson's work has won awards at the Write on the Sound Conference in Washington, The Colorado State Fair, and The Pueblo Library Competition. Her poetry has appeared multiple times in Thema Literary Journal.

From the Land of Nod contains poems about wandering that are by turns existential, philosophical, and passionate. Many record incidents the author encountered while working in hospitals and refugee camps in more than fifty countries.

Hamdi Ismail Meça is one of the most renowned authors in Albania. He was born on September 6th, 1952 (Kruja- Albania). He is a poet, prose writer, publicist, essayist, publisher, and scholar.