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A Treasured Gift
by Richard Lee Orey   
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Last edited: Monday, November 9, 2020
Posted: Friday, November 21, 2014

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The intrinsic value of a book of poetry.















A Treasured Gift


Unlike a good novel which is enjoyed but then stored on a shelf, the owner

of a quality book of poetry revisits it over a lifetime to savor time and again

the author’s sharing of unique expressions of observations and passions.

A novel is momentary.
A book of poetry is forever.



Richard Lee Orey
Copyright 2014


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Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper
Reviewed on November 21, 2014
Hey Richard, I agree with your statement about the lingering quality of a poetry book. Many of the poems in my poetry book are personal in nature about me and family members. I return to the book frequently to re-read the poems, and it seems I get a new message each time from something I've written. Sometimes I don't even recognize myself in some of my poems because at the time I wrote them, my mood was in a different emotional state. I also have a collection of poetry books I return to again and again, which confirms your statement about "revisiting over a lifetime." Poems are the word pictures that relate to our inner beings.

After having the pleasure of reviewing your recently published poetry book (before it was published), I can say you have some wonderful poems most readers would find especially enjoyable. I certainly did.

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