These poems were written by Viktoriia Peterson over a period of more than 15 years. The author writes in Russian and Ukrainian, then translates her work into English. This book, A Breeze of Inspiration, is divided into five sections. The first consists of poems written on the subject of love. Many of these are dedicated to Viktoriia's husband, Austin Peterson, and reflect upon their courtship. The second section is about Viktoriia's father, Anatoly, who died in 2016. The poems reflect Viktoriia's memories of time with her father as well as nature and the love of fishing they shared. The work expresses deep emotion. For Viktoriia, the loss of her father was devastating, and it remains so to this day. Sometimes, suffering and longing for relatives who have departed for another world causes an emotional eruption that is hard to stop. Viktoriia expresses this on paper in the form of poetry. Anatoly will always live in Viktoriia's memory. Of the vast body of work she has produced on the subject of her father, 11 poems are published here. The third section is about the weather, the seasons of the year, and Wyoming and nature. These are perhaps Viktoriia's favorite topics to write about. She has written more poems in this genre than any other. The poems in the fourth section address the concept of God. Viktoriia believes deeply in God, and sometimes has prophetic dreams that later come true. One of these miraculous dreams, about God and the Archangel Michael, has been crafted into a poem. The fifth section involves a variety of topics: animals, Viktoriia's grandmother, her mother, and her friends

In this assemblage of poems and memoirs that contain details of the moments that weave together the fabric of the writers life. In extraordinary context that resonates within all beings such as; love, laughter, loss, heartbreak, self discovery and new found adventures.Stepping into literary collections of light-hearted reminiscences in each stage of her upbringing. From over-dramatic milestones as a adolescent to falling in and out of love through adulthood, motherhood, celebrating family & friendship, and clarifying that overthinking is sometimes a self-imposed restriction that prevents one from being present in the moment for once in a lifetime experiences and personal growth.A written reminder, that in various moments of life there is always something to look forward to, something worth the struggle, or perhaps a lesson within the struggles.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox is most known for her inspiring, positive-thinking, up-cheering, passionate and deeply sentimental poems. This edition contains the quintessence of her work with several hundred poems, every one worth reading twice and more. The book is divided into the following chapters: I. Custer And Other Inspirational Poems II. The Englishman And Other Poems III. The Kingdom Of Love And Other Inspirational Poems IV. Maurine And Other Inspirational Poems V. Poems Of Cheer VI. Poems Of Optimism VII. Poems Of Passion VIII. Poems Of Power IX. Poems Of Progress X. Poems Of Purpose XI. Poems Of Sentiment XII. Yesterdays XIII. New Thought Pastels This is the annotated edition including a very rare essay about Mrs. Wilcox, her life and her strivings.

Ms. Waters has had various poems from her collections published in various anthologies and has now decided to have a book published of her poems. One of her poems has been published in Eternal Heartland: Route 70 by Eber and Wein Publishing. Poems From the Heart is an inspirational view of poems conceived from the authors sights, sounds and emotional views. For example the poem Cycles, how one little leaf has changed over a season or Through A Childs Eye, how children perceive things as opposed to adults. Patina Waters is an original Washingtonian. She was educated here in Washington, D.C. from elementary school all the way through college. She has one son Robert. She likes writing poetry, reading, movies and music. She says her inspirations come to her like lightning in a bottle.

New and Collected Poems By: Roger Wayne Turkington Our love is now a tangible reality, a free-standing entity, yet running free, Larger even than you or me, Stronger than anything else will be. Our love is a century-old strong oak tree, A monument set high upon a hill, Tested when in health or when ill, It is a gift given to behold by you and me. The awardee of the American Medal of Honor, the World Freedom Medal, International Man of the Year 2002, and the Distinguished Service Cross, author Roger Wayne Turkington shares with us his eclectic collection of poetry.

Faith, Hope & Love inspires you not only today, but also to believe in tomorrow. This collection of poems is an easy read, meaningful, truly inspirational for all to enjoy. Each poem has its own inspirational message. Not only will you be inspired by each individual poem and its message of inspiration. This collection of poems gives a wonderful reminder how to live and enjoy life fully. In the poem Obstacles the author expresses that life has its challenges, and dreams can come true. In Could You Sing A Song For Them? the author invites you to take a closer look at autism with understanding and awareness. In the poem As Tomorrow Comes the author expresses the message of hope, with the understanding the challenges that we may experience today, may not be our tomorrow. And as we hold on to hope, tomorrow can be brighter than we can ever imagine. In Morning comes a positive look in how to live each moment, each day of one’s life most blessed. In the poem Blessings we are reminded about all the beautiful things we already have, and to know that each blessing we receive, we can then begin to see the true meaning of living life to our fullest. And in the poem Home we are inspired with encouraging and spiritual words in knowing God’s peace and love. In our vast changing world today, there’s a need for inspiration. Faith, Hope & Love gives you all that, and much more. Hope Giving up is surrender to no place. When all seems lost, holding on brings you one step closer to the promise. And as you believe each day is a new day, your trials can be your triumph. Just believe that it all gets better, no matter your circumstance, no matter what you go through. Believe what is now can change tomorrow. Believe with Faith. And always hold on to- Hope. Author Doris Washington Featured on Showcase Newspaper December 2008 Author Takes Her Poetry & Story Across the Country www.poetdoriswashington.com This Day, A Dream, A Promise Fulfilled By Doris Washington One's dream fulfills the hope of love and humanity for all (Dedication to Barack Obama The President of the United States of America ) A dream has come this day, Filled with hopes, Opportunities, To live our best life, To be all we can be, Explore all possibilities beyond our most imagination. To discover our own uniqueness. To open our minds, To listen, To hear always with Love. A dream has come this day, With a leader whose voice speaks not only for self, But for others as well. Building a foundation To Grow, To Prosper, To Achieve, Dreams we all wish for ourselves. A dream has come this day, To fulfill the promise we can build a world Of Hope, Of Opportunity, Of Tolerance, Of Understanding - And Love. This Day, A Dream, A Promised Fulfilled copyright (c) Doris Washington, November 2008. All rights reserved. Note of Poem Acknowledgement from the President of the United States Thank you for your recent note, and for sharing your thoughts with me. Your kind words echo the messages of millions of Americans who have welcomed me and my family to the White House with an outpouring of goodwill. On January 20th, Americans spoke with one voice, choosing hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord. Our Nation faces serious challenges, but we will overcome them if our imagination is joined to common purpose. Now is our time to work together, reaffirm our enduring spirit, and choose our better history. With your help, we will renew our Nation's promise to carry forth the great gift of

Gathering Pearls is a collection of cultured poems abounding with grace. A delicate thread of wisdom and sensitivity permeates Susan Maree's poetry. Gathering Pearls will take you to your soul, make you weep, and make you smile. The poet's words emanate from the depth of her soul, as she often states that her poems are "whispers from God." When not written by way of divine inspiration, these poems are a direct result of Susan Maree's struggles and triumphs. The author confesses that for her, "writing poetry creates order out of chaos and transforms obstacles into blessings."By reading this magnificent collection, you may discover emotions that perhaps you were unaware of before. Gathering Pearls promises to calm, encourage, strengthen, enlighten, make you laugh and bring hope where there is despair. Readers may also look forward to a humorous book of poetry for children to be published in the future. For now, as Susan makes her literary debut, it is her greatest aspiration that you enjoy and appreciate Gathering Pearls.