The Breadth of Love by Justice Jones
Category:	Poetry	Publisher:	Infinity Publishing	ISBN-10:	0741436531	Type:
Pages:	83	Copyright:	November 2006	ISBN-13:	9780741436535	Fiction

Writing The Breadth of Love helped me overcome depression. My words have been called "beautiful and profound". Buy your copy! Amazon Order The Breadth of Love Writing  the poems in The Breadth of Love became my own method of self-help. My poetry helped me overcome depression. The more I wrote the better I began to feel. When I started sharing my poetry, people began to call me "sunshine" and "a healer". My words have been called "inspirational" and have encouraged other people dealing with similar issues. Excerpt GOD'S STORE I am a vessel filled by my creator with marvelous gifts. At times I pour them out generously. At others-out sip by sip. But at whatever the rate, the gifts they do escape and land in the midst of others to absorb into their own. As my spills are mingled with theirs the seeds of higher creativity are sown. The gifts-they do escape, but my creator is oh so great for he continues to replenish. Yes his store of gifs is eminent. The how and why Ill never know. The when and where I may attempt to tell. The mind of God I cant arrest, but mine he knows so well.

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Honest Emotion- Honest Words

"Honest emotion- honest words. The poetry of Justice Jones is the honesty of life- its happiness and heartache, a pendulum that spans the breadth of life and love. Justice's words touch each of us in our personal space of experience. She asks questions we all ask - and she give her poetic response in honest emotion and honest words." --Linda E. Allen (Author, Teacher, Trainer)

Much in Common...

"I found that I had much in common with you. I thought all your poetry was absolutely beautiful and heartfelt and I identified with much of it. We may have come from very different backgrounds but I believe that your words are able to transcend those boundaries and reach people from many different aspects of life...you have written something truly to be enjoyed."

--Molly Matheson (Oklahoma Gazette)