Everyday Poems for Everyday People
Poetry for People Who Say They Don't Understand Poetry
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THE LEAF The leaf is born in early Spring. Fall has come and the leaf must die. The Sun and water help it grow. But it does so in such a delightful way. It's so exquisitely beautiful. It turns bright red, yellow, orange first. It is more aware than you know. Before it turns brown to stay. The Summer comes, it's fully grown. Winter is about to start. It thrives as it stays alive. The leaf falls off its tree. It gives out oxygen and shade. But what joy it brought to this world. It does so much more than survive. For everyone to see.
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About the Book
This book of poetry has several sections including: LOVE FOUND, LOVE LOST, NATURE, SPIRITUAL INSPIRATION, EVERYDAY LIFE, and SELF DISCOVERY. Each section has several poems on the topic.You can enjoy this book by reading only one poem, several poems, or all the poems at one time. You can also read the poems by topic, if you prefer.
Poetry can be lots of fun.
You can write about all you feel.
No subject is off limits.
Poetry can help you heal.
So, take a look and read a poem.
You’ll be surprised it is so real
About the Author
Christina Colton Fox has loved and written poetry since she was in elementary school. When she talks to people about her love of poetry, many say they don't like poetry because they can't understand it. In this rst book of her poetry, she tries to bring her writing to that audience. She attempts to take topics of everyday life and write about them in such a way that the average person can not only understand them, but can relate them to their own experiences. If even one poetry hater becomes a poetry lover after reading this book, she will have achieved her goal. Christina is a former Special Education Teacher and Insurance Salesperson. She has been married to her husband Michael for Fifty years. She had two children: Andrew (Passed Away 2017) and Beverly, a psychotherapist. She resides in New York State.