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I Wandered from New Orleans; Poems from the South
by Tracy L. Conway   

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Category:  Poetry
Publisher: Createspace

ISBN-10:  145380076X

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 158

Copyright: 
October 20, 2010
ISBN-13: 9781453800768


This nonfiction poetry collection leads through the author’s travels around the South as well as the exploration of life’s celebrations and shortcomings.
Explore the lives of intriguing characters, the profound loss of innocence and the optimism to forge ahead with hope.

     This volume is a collection of verses written from my life experiences. I drew inspiration from a variety of events.  My optimistic decision to move to Atlanta with very little money and the hope that I would find a job led to my living homeless during the fall for three long months. I've watched good friends pass from this world before their time and lost aged loved ones whose passings cannot be reconciled. 

     I have found salvation in the quiet whisperings of the forests and inspiration among the awesome mountains of the Appalachians.  I survived Hurricane Katrina's epic destruction, madness and reconstruction.  I am moved by my New Orleans ancestors who carved out a humble existence while they endured the trials and tribulations of the young city.

     A collection of poetry would not be complete without including verses with the age old themes of love, loss and tragedy, which I believe unite us all in our fundamental existence.



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Dreamers do not Die
There are authors who have the ability to utilize words. There are poets who possess the gift of rhyme.
Tracy has the ability to capture emotions, filter them through her unique experiences then to succinctly record them in the shape of a poem...Powerful yet beautiful!!
I pray this book of poems is a huge success...so that Tracy will have proof that dreamers do not die, but inspire.

-Charles Lepore



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