Exploring a wide array of emotions, this collection of poems delves into love, romance, family bonds, and spirituality. Each piece reflects the beauty and complexity of human experiences, inviting readers to connect with profound themes that resonate on multiple levels. The diverse subjects offer a rich tapestry of feelings, making it a heartfelt tribute to the intricacies of life and relationships.
The author expresses deep gratitude to the divine, highlighting a personal connection with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This seventh book serves as a heartfelt dedication, reflecting themes of love and kindness received from a higher power. Through this work, the author shares their spiritual journey and appreciation for divine presence in their life.
This poetry collection pays tribute to the Balseros of Cuba, featuring a diverse array of poems that explore romantic and familial themes, as well as limericks and reflections on everyday life. The work captures the emotional depth and resilience of its subjects, offering a poignant glimpse into their experiences and struggles.
The collection features poems crafted by participants of the "Conversing Through Poetry" group, led by Julie Ann Pujol-Karel. Meeting monthly at the CY-Fair Public Library in Cypress, TX, the group fosters creativity and expression through collaborative writing sessions. Each poem reflects the diverse voices and experiences of its members, showcasing the power of community in artistic creation.
Exploring a range of themes, this collection delves into love, family, and spirituality. As the tenth book by poet Julie Pujol Karel, it showcases her evolving voice and deep reflections, inviting readers to connect with the profound experiences of life through her poignant verses.
La poesía de este libro presenta una gran variedad de temas, desde el romance hasta cuestiones diversas. El primer poema, "Del Otro Lado del Océano", rinde homenaje a la valentía de los cubanos que perdieron la vida buscando libertad en embarcaciones improvisadas y a aquellos que lograron llegar a EE. UU.