A Gift for You -- Connie Hinnen Cook's Poetry by Connie Faust
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edited: Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Posted: Monday, December 22, 2008
You can still enjoy the poetry of the exceptional poet, Connie Hinnen Cook
Some of you may think of Connie Hinnen Cook and miss her poetry. What insights and what a zest for life she had! How kind and loving and witty was she!
Some of you have never had the privilege of reading her work.
If you would like to experience the gift of Connie's poetry (again, or for the first time), try typing in "Connie Hinnen Cook on Authors' Den" which should take you to her site on AD. You could also go to a subject on AD, and find her poems among those listed; inspirational poems, for instance. She is not listed alphabetically among the authors. Connie went to her new home with Jesus almost 2 years ago.
Or you can just type in "Connie Hinnen Cook" and that may lead you to skywriting.net, or you can type in the link www.skywriting.net and find her there through that site's search. She is probably still on shelovesgod.com and wordchimes, too.
On AD, the poem that comes up first is not one of my favorites of CHC's, so don't stop there--explore a bit further.
Connie Hinnen Cook influenced me greatly in the short time I knew her through Authors' Den, and I would not be on AD myself if she hadn't encouraged me to post my poems.
I still circulate her poems with my own, and still enjoy them wholeheartedly.
I hope you will look up CHC; I think you will find yourself a fan of hers, too.
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