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    Garden of Spices
    Garden of Spices
    Garden of Spices
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    Garden of Spices

    By Annabel

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    Garden of Spices is a book about the spices and experiences we share in day to day life. The poems in this book address joy, sorrow, loss, fantasy and childhood. Written from the heart and soul of Cynthia Ann.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJul 11, 2011
    ISBN9781449094331
    Garden of Spices
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    Annabel

    Cynthia Ann Hancock-Mode lives in the quiet town of Lagrange, Texas with her husband George. She had 3 children Alicia, Katrina, and Colby Trent. Cynthia Ann writes many types of poetry from different life experiences and of course fantasy. She would like to share some of her poetry with her family, friends, and you the reader.

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      Book preview

      Garden of Spices - Annabel

      Contents

      Love In The Wind

      In Loving memory of Ed Naff Our Paw

      Treasures

      The Fallen Star

      Angels Unaware

      Last Rose of Winter

      The Dream Within

      The Gift of Love

      Remember the Children

      Innocence

      God’s little Angels

      The Lonely Heart

      Thinking of You

      An Unborn Baby’s Plea

      My Pledge of Love

      Blue Velvet

      What Could Have Been

      The Yellow Rose

      Dear Lord

      When I Leave This World

      Dear Ed

      If I Were Not Free

      Accepting Finality

      Alone

      The Glass Tomb

      The Last Call

      My Heart

      Learning to Love

      Remember

      Your Soul

      Your Ghost

      My Secret Love

      You’re the Reason

      A Brief Time

      Embers

      The Dream

      The Unexpected Visit

      My Strength

      tumbleweed

      Inside George

      If I Could Go Back

      Annabel Lee

      SKU-000372762_TEXT.pdf

      My book is dedicated to my wonderful parents Ed Naff and Eva Hancock Naff. They both instilled in me a willingness to achieve, and that no goal was unreachable. Our home was filled with many pleasant childhood memories and plenty of love. To them I also owe the gift of humor, laughter, and human compassion.

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      Love In The Wind

      Love is whispering lightly in the wind,

      Where am I going and where have I been?

      My heart has been bound for it seems so long..

      Do I dare set It free, is it right, is it wrong?

      Some say love is a learned response that we learn as a child.

      Others say love is just passion, hungry, and wild.

      I can’t really say why I’m feeling this way,

      It stirs every minute, every hour, and day.

      Is it possible to love and never physically touch?

      Would a wish or a glance be asking too much?

      U think not, for our fantasies can be ours alone,

      Something within, something we own.

      And I whisper you things that only I hear.

      But listen one night when the wind blows free,

      For the wind has a message for you, from me..

      SKU-000372762_TEXT.pdf

      In Loving memory of Ed Naff Our Paw

      Early in his years, you’d most definitely find him on the banks of Caney Creek

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