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Susan C. Joyner-Stumpf

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Crimson Whispers
 Paperback 

Susan Joyner-Stumpf's poetry book

Crimson Whispers is my Third Book of Published Poetry.  Welcome to my world of darkness; a world where abuse was left behind and I see the light of being a Survivor.  Also in this book are poems of love and loss; animals that have touched my life, people that have come and gone, leaving their mark.  Come, let me whisper to you the journey of my traumatic life ...    
Grief Shards and Other Remains
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This book is the Author coming to terms with her past .... having moved on from the pain into healing. The stories and poems reflect her growth.

I have been writing since a young child. Coming up abused like I did, I looked toward writing as My Savior, it literally saved me. There, I was transported to another world where I was free from harm's way; clear from the cruelty that followed me on a daily basis. When either reading or writing my own stuff, I was safe in the wings of words that cupped me in a world that wanted only to crush this little girl so I look upon writing to this day as a mortal Lifeline. It must flow like some fish in the sea must swim, or die...I chose to live in the embrace of Poetry.  
Language of Moon
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Language of Moon is Susan Joyner-Stumpf's sixth book of poetry. he Poems reach across the gauntlet of emotion and record this Author's keen observations drawn from her life experiences.

i>Language of Moon/i>/b> is Susan Joyner-Stumpf's sixth book of poetry. The Poems reach across the gauntlet of emotion and record this Author's keen observations drawn from her life experiences. She also loves to add fantasy into the mix. The range of intensity from despair to inspiration, hatred, joy to disillusion, fear and wonder and enchantment take you on a roller coaster journey through the outer lands of this Poet's unique and varied world. A lover of animals, many poems are written in tribute to all animals, not just ones who have shared her existence, past and present
Midnight Over Venus
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Susan Joyner-Stumpf's 7th poetry book

MIDNIGHT OVER VENUS is a collection of feelings and emotions from Susan Joyner-Stumpf as she struggles each day to find her place in this world and to ever understand the enigmas she faces. To simply blend in among her friends and loved ones while battling her feelings, thus giving them validation to her at times unruly life. Susan writes of love and loss, depression and ecstasy, laughter and tears and her love of nature and animals. Coming to terms with a past that was full of cruelty and childhood abuse she suffered for many years into womanhood, through her poetry and the short s
The Ragdoll Chronicles
 Paperback 

Here the Author lays out her life in poetry, songs and short stories. The book got its name from the author's past of growing up a child abused and having felt often like a ragdoll, mistreated...

What does Ragdoll Chronicles mean, you ask? Growing up abused, the word “ragdoll” has, sadly, much symbolic meaning for me, i.e., “lifeless as a ragdoll,” “beaten like a ragdoll,” etc. So Ragdoll, for an abused child, has a myriad of connotations. Now I am a grown woman and I feel that I am a survivor, no longer a victim. But that ragdoll-child still lives within me, lying dormant in frozen pain. This book will be a first for me containing short stories, lyrics, scattered with some poetry. Though first and foremost I am and always will be a poet, I
Tortured Light
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Here the Author breaks down her heart and Soul. That light is left tortured ....but beginning to heal...

I am considered a dark poet. I am often channeled from spirit animals or people trying to get a message through—hence, this explains my often uncanny ability to be able to write on subject matters and emotions once totally foreign to me. As a result, a myriad blend of realism and illusion are always a part of the idealistic mix of my writing. I also deal more with the power of metaphoric imagery than rhyme, meter or disciplined structure. I focus more intently on nostalgic, impactual context, setting a mood from the power of free-flowing verse, interceded with stream-of-consci

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