Theater Of The Mind
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For this publication, Yolanda Cohen and Betty Hill have teamed up to bring you a very unique experience in poetry. Yolanda has been an award-winning poet for more than four decades whose poetic artistry is loved in many languages and has been extensively published internationally. This book contains some of her most treasured poems. Betty is a “newcomer” on the scene who has made her presence known with a very folksy style of writing her story poems. Betty has a promising future. Both poets have a unique way of communication through rhyming, although each can claim a style distinctively her own. This book has a treasure in poems in all categories: inspirational, religious, friends and family, fun and laughter, and much more. This book belongs in every personal library.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781594679117
ISBN10: 1594679118
Yolanda Cohen | Betty Hill
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 2005
Publisher: Xulon Press
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