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    Whispers to Bella
    Whispers to Bella
    Whispers to Bella
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    Whispers to Bella

    By Alex Telman

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    Whispers to Bella is a heartfelt exploration of grief and memory, a collection born from the quiet spaces left in the wake of loss. These poems are my dialogue with Bella, a beloved presence now departed. Each verse is an attempt to bridge the chasm between presence and absence, to capture the intangible essence of love and mourning.

    In these pages, you will find fragments of my journey through sorrow, remembrance, and eventual acceptance. The poems are not merely reflections of what was lost but are also testaments to the enduring bond that transcends time and space. They embody the whispers of a heart that still yearns and remembers.

    This collection is both an offering and a solace—a way to honor Bella's memory and to invite others who have known loss to find their own echoes within these lines. I hope that through these words, you may find a space to reflect, to mourn, and perhaps to heal.

    With deepest gratitude,

    Alex

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlex Telman
    Release dateSep 8, 2024
    ISBN9798227559081
    Whispers to Bella
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    Alex Telman

    As one of Australia's most gifted Spiritual and Energy Healers, Alex is a therapist who has successfully healed and inspired people to enhance their current and future lives for the past 40 years. He will guide your psychic, spiritual, personal and business dissatisfaction into clear direction and action. Alex's clients include natural health practitioners, healring therapists, celebrities, business leaders, politicians, professionals, educators, and countless other intriguing people. Equally important are the 'ordinary' people he knows and helps; each living out their rich and meaningful lives. Alex brings many years of professional credibility to his work, providing his clients with tremendous value! Clients say they receive more than they expected in the way of depth and content. Every client received special care and attention.

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      Whispers to Bella - Alex Telman

      Author’s Note

      Whispers to Bella is a heartfelt exploration of grief and memory, a collection born from the quiet spaces left in the wake of loss. These poems are my dialogue with Bella, a beloved presence now departed. Each verse is an attempt to bridge the chasm between presence and absence, to capture the intangible essence of love and mourning.

      In these pages, you will find fragments of my journey through sorrow, remembrance, and eventual acceptance. The poems are not merely reflections of what was lost but are also testaments to the enduring bond that transcends time and space. They embody the whispers of a heart that still yearns and remembers.

      This collection is both an offering and a solace—a way to honor Bella’s memory and to invite others who have known loss to find their own echoes within these lines. I hope that through these words, you may find a space to reflect, to mourn, and perhaps to heal.

      With deepest gratitude,

      Alex

      Contents

      Letter to Bella, dead

      100 per cent of My Brain 

      An Old Wooden Bridge

      Moving Beyond Metaphor

      The City is a Corpse

      The Bucket

      On Writing Poetry

      A Pretty Red Dress

      My Dreams of You

      Falling Angels

      A New Landscape

      Death is Tempting

      Recipe

      Life Naked and Unrestrained

      Kiss by Kiss by Kiss 

      Here We Are

      Control

      A Fly Murdered My Apple

      The Ultimate Terrorist

      Cemetery Flowers

      Lonely Walks

      Restless Impatient Thoughts

      Hold On

      Why is She Staring at Me? 

      When Will It End?

      Lost

      Ripping Flowers from My Grave

      Whisper My Name

      Creating Distance

      We Obviously Had Never Met

      Save Me

      Shallow Cry of Love

      One Last Time

      The Last Drop of Heaven

      An Eagle Wounded

      You Have No Reason to Cry

      Not Me

      An Ocean Can Dream

      Evening Heat at the Beach

      United in Silence

      Thank You For Visiting

      Her Stapler had Jammed

      Just Say 'Go', Kate

      Wine and Song

      Blade of Grass

      The Most Powerful Aphrodisiac

      Memory and Passion

      Unanswered Questions

      Behind Nature's Slamming Door

      Death of an Ice-Cube

      Every Morning

      As I Sung For You 

      No Place Left To Go

      Surrender

      Your Language

      I Slipped 

      A Lonely Drop Of Honey

      Two Leaves

      Boundless

      One Thought

      to Bella

      rip

      you would understand every poem

      Letter to

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