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    Poems: of the Heart and Soul
    Poems: of the Heart and Soul
    Poems: of the Heart and Soul
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    Poems: of the Heart and Soul

    By K. R. Wallace

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    When K. R. Wallace created this, many would think it is based off of herself. But no they are wrong all the way for some of the poems might be for her but most of them she has written based off of different people that she have observed or even based her family and friends. So, she had decided to create this book of special poems so everyone out there may read and can relate to one or two the poems she have written with in it.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateMar 30, 2012
    ISBN9781475907544
    Poems: of the Heart and Soul
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    K. R. Wallace

    K. R. Wallace is 21 and currently attends Western Nevada Community College. She is working towards her master's degree in Anthropology and Psychology. This is her first time writing and publishing a book. She is single with no children and lives in Carson City, Nevada with her mother, Sherrie, her mother's boyfriend Dennis along with her older brother Eric. She has many interests and her favorite books happen to be Acheron, Demon In My View, Hawksong along with with her two most favorite Authors, Edgar Allen Poe and the Brother's Grim.

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      Poems - K. R. Wallace

      Contents

      DEDICATIONS

      LEGEND OF THE PHOENIX

      MY BEST FRIEND

      ENEMIES OR LOVERS

      CHEATED

      GUILT

      GUARDIAN

      THE NIGHT YOU DIED

      FROZEN

      LOSS

      NO ONE

      LIGHT OR DARK

      SET FREE

      THE END

      GONE

      ANGUISH AND GRIEF

      EVERY MAN’S AND

      WOMAN’S LAMENT

      CRIMSON TEARS

      COLD & EMOTIONLESS

      MY HEART

      GRAY WHISPERS AND

      SHATTERED DREAMS

      DARKNESS

      TWO SISTERS

      BROKEN

      MY ANGEL

      FALLEN ONE

      A SHADOW

      FREE

      PROMISES

      LOST

      DARK OF THE NIGHT

      I’M SORRY

      BLACK ROSE OF DEATH

      DEATH

      FORBIDDEN LOVE

      NIGHT ANGEL

      ANGEL

      WORK IN PROGRESS

      AN IDEA IS A BLESSING

      FADES AWAY

      AS YOU BLOSSOM

      YOU

      BEFORE THE BLESSING

      FOR MY LOVE

      FORGIVE ME

      DECISION

      MY FAITHFUL SERVANT

      SIMPLE THANKS

      HOLY RENOVATION’S

      LOST IN THE DESERT

      SO, SLEEP MY BABY

      DEDICATIONS

      To all whom may read this and can relate with these poems.

      And the emotions that they may feel in life

      And my mother, Sherrie who has always been there along with my brother, Eric and my brother Michael and my adopted older Sister Trista

      I would also like to thank Samantha (Sam) E. Shuman For helping pick the cover of my book. She is really awesome and good friend as well to have at your back.

      And also thanks to you as well Brandon and along my other friends.

      Amie, Luigi, Aj and everyone else especially, Chris, Lessa and Melissa.

      LEGEND OF THE PHOENIX

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      Through the ashes of rebirth, she flies

      Her massive brilliant blue wings, give her flight in the skies

      The wind beneath her iridescent feathers grow

      The gust carrying her farther to a distant shore

      Her talons are dull, worn with age

      But the eyes of her nature still remain

      Glassy with tears and wisdom

      Above the mountains and into the clouds

      As her final descent comes near

      She looks on, with no worries or fear inside her heart

      Through her two thousand years

      She has learned much and lived

      Now

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