Both happy and sad poems are included. The author was sharing her feelings towards life, nature , trials and tribulations.
The author collected writings over a twenty year period. Some were for fun most were for healing. All expressed the feelings at the time they were written. All of the poems were a moment of needing to write down feelings on paper. At no time was a topic selected before the poem was written. The author hopes that the reader will enjoy them as much as she has enjoyed writing.
Excerpt
Climb the mountains and walk to the sea.
Travel the roads, wherever they be.
Knock on doors and new faces you'll see.
Remember to laugh and be free.
Tears will be shed for good and bad.
But wherever you are, people will be glad.
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Reviews for "Dreams of Yesterday"
Reviewed by Elaine McMaster
1/25/2010
I'm looking forward to reading more from this writer. The little I just read, gave me goosebumps.
I will be waiting for your book to become available so I can read more of your touching poetry!
Thank you for sharing your innermost thoughts and feelings expressed in your poetry.
Best wishes to you for the future.
Elaine.
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