Love Poems To My Wife - Paperback
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Love Poems To My Wife - Paperback
$13.50
by Elder Johnson (Author)
Love poems for my wife is a collections of poems that I wrote to honor my wife. These poems of love is to share my love and affection to the world. Since we got back together with my wife on Monday August 24th 2015, my love for my wife has grown everyday. I'm so glad that God has brought us together. On Sunday September 20th 2015, Ken Segal commented about how he paints and writes poems for his wife. That inspired me to write these poems about my wife. I did the book and completed the book the same day. I hope everyone enjoys the book. Also in the back are some great love quotes.
Author Biography
About the Author- Know as The Homeless Poet, Charles has written 12 books. Including: Poems Of Encouragement, Why Should I Be Thankful?, Encouraging Poems For Veterans And Their Families, The Streets Of Wilmington, DE and Encouraging Poems For Children & Mommies & Daddies. Also, "The Private Hurts and Thoughts of The Homeless Poet" "The Lonely Heart and Poems of Praise. He organized a poetry group at The Creative Vision Factory in Wilmington, De. He also taught poetry at Open Door, a drop in center for those with disabilities. He also taught at Delaware Psychiatric Center and is now offering poetry classes. .
Number of Pages: 40
Dimensions: 0.08 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: September 22, 2015
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