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    Time Encapsulated - Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul)
    Time Encapsulated - Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul)
    Time Encapsulated - Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul)
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    Time Encapsulated - Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul)

    By Paula Freda

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    Poetry from the Soul - Precious Moments - Sweet Somethings - Inspirational, Nostalgia, Religious, Romance, Sci/Fi and Fantasy. A Book of Poetry that has something for everyone, from precious moments in our lives to inspirational verse. Humor, tears and peace of mind and spirit. Time Encapsulated.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaula Freda
    Release dateJun 29, 2009
    ISBN9781452338651
    Time Encapsulated - Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul)
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    Paula Freda

    About the AuthorDorothy Paula Freda, is also known under her pen names Paula Freda and Marianne Dora Rose. Herbooks range from Fiction and Non-fiction Adventure, Romance, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Poetry, Articles, Essays and How-to-Write Instructional complete with Lessons and optional assignments.Homemaker, mother of two grown sons, and former off-the-desk publisher of a family-oriented print small press, (1984 thru 1999), The Pink Chameleon, that she now publishes on line, Paula was raised by her grandmother and mother, and has been writing for as long as she can remember. Even before she could set pencil to paper, she would spin her stories in the recording booths in the Brooklyn Coney Island Arcades for a quarter per 3-minute record. She states, "I love the English language, love words and seeing them on display, typed and alive. A romantic at heart, I write simply and emotionally. One of my former editors kindly described my work, '...her pieces are always deep, gentle and refreshing....'" Paula further states, "My stories are sensitive, deeply emotional, sensual when appropriate, yet non-graphic, family fare, pageturners. My hope is that my writing will bring entertainment and uplift the human spirit, bring a smile to your face and your soul, and leave you filled with a generous amount of hope."

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      Time Encapsulated - Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul) - Paula Freda

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      Time Encapsulated

      Precious Moments

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      Sweet Somethings (Poetry of the Soul)

      Copyrights 1980 - 2010

      by the Fredas – Dorothy Paula, Domenick Joseph, and Thomas Mark Freda

      All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof.

      DEDICATION

      With thanks to my Dear Lord Jesus and his Blessed Mother Mary whose strength, guidance, and her Holy Rosary, are my anchor in this troubled world, I dedicate this book to my husband, Domenick, whose love, patience and kindness over 48 years kept my dreams and view of the romantic alive and vibrant.

      The Lord is our anchor, the anchor we cling to, that keeps our souls afloat, no matter how stormy the sea. Jesus, Son of God, our lifeline. His mother Mary, Blessed Lady, our lifebuoy. Joseph, our cloak, and the Holy Spirit, our wisdom, the map, the path to the Lord.

      Poetry of the Soul - Precious Moments - Sweet Somethings - Inspirational, Nostalgia, Religious, Romance, Sci/Fi and Fantasy. A Book of Poetry that has something for everyone, from precious moments in our lives to inspirational verse. Humor, tears and peace of mind and spirit. Time Encapsulated.

      CONTENTS

      Inspirational and Nostalgic

      Romantic

      Sci/Fi and Fantasy

      Nostalgia

      For the Twenty-Fifth Time Today

      This Mother of Ours

      Summer's End

      A Moment Ago

      I Once Picked a Rose

      Digger

      Man of the Year

      As The Leaves Fall

      On Empty College

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