Poetry from the Heart
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When everything looks bleak and blue Here’s what we should do. Look at it as a child would see. Through innocence there is clarity. From Through The Eye’s of a Child.
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About the Book
Employing the traditional and comforting rhyming technique, this eclectic collection of poetry addresses many of life’s ever-present themes. In Poetry from the Heart, author Nancy M. Harmon pays tribute to family members, honors a sister in death, celebrates the birth of babies, and describes the delights of comforting friendships. The poems in this collection offer vivid visual images. In “The Garden,” Harmon memorializes her father-in-law. / The soil was his canvas / The flowers were his paint / Each weed he’d soon get rid of / For his masterpiece they’d taint. / He cared for each and every bloom / Whether common or somewhat rare. / God must have needed a loving hand / For his garden to tend and care. / Each time I see a flower / A vision I do see. / Of Dad working in God’s garden / Down on bended knee. / With verses that all can relate to, Poetry from the Heart presents a collection that both cheers and warms the heart.
About the Author
Nancy M. Harmon was born in rural Kingston, Ontario. She and her husband have three children and six grandchildren.