The Blueness Above
by Ann Murray
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Printed: 79 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Download:
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Description:I am an Irish Catholic and I enjoy writing poetry. By using the gift God has given me I hope to draw others to Him, for in Him we find a true and faithful friend. All proceeds from this work will go to charity. Further samples of my poetry can be read on line on my blog: http://poetryprayerandpraise.blogspot.com/ Listed in: |
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And to the left a torrent, which as it thundered
To new depths, downpoured unstoppable,
Elemental, white scattering light.
~"Glenariff Waterfall" by Ann Murray
Prize-winning Irish poetess Ann Murray has published a compilation of her poems, entitled "The Blueness Above." Ann's words capture not only the splendor of an undying faith but convey the beauty of realities both natural and supernatural. The fruit of meditation, crafted with harmony and restraint, the slim volume is overflowing with matter for reflection, with words that open a window into a world beyond. Although I must admit that my favorite poems are those that describe places in Ireland. The landscape is painted with magnificence tinged with anguish, as the book celebrates the ultimate mastery of eternal truths over all that passes. For a breath of fresh and holy air, for thoughts that can be seized upon and relished, I happily recommend Ann's book of poetry.
To new depths, downpoured unstoppable,
Elemental, white scattering light.
~"Glenariff Waterfall" by Ann Murray
Prize-winning Irish poetess Ann Murray has published a compilation of her poems, entitled "The Blueness Above." Ann's words capture not only the splendor of an undying faith but convey the beauty of realities both natural and supernatural. The fruit of meditation, crafted with harmony and restraint, the slim volume is overflowing with matter for reflection, with words that open a window into a world beyond. Although I must admit that my favorite poems are those that describe places in Ireland. The landscape is painted with magnificence tinged with anguish, as the book celebrates the ultimate mastery of eternal truths over all that passes. For a breath of fresh and holy air, for thoughts that can be seized upon and relished, I happily recommend Ann's book of poetry.
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