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REVIEW: Perseverance From The Heart (Patrice Watley-Hall)
Perseverance From The Heart
Patrice Watley-Hall
ISBN: 9781418469061
AuthorHouse
Reviewed By Wendy Paulson
Official Apex Reviews Rating:
In this day and age, struggle is something with which a multitude of people are becoming increasingly familiar. Financial worries, job losses, and lack of affordable health care - just to name a few - are problems that continue to plague individuals and families all over the world, and it’s often difficult to maintain the requisite strength and resolve to survive the troubling times.
In the pages of Perseverance From The Heart, though, poet Patrice Watley-Hall provides readers with just what they need to face - and overcome - the various challenges that life may throw their way. Tackling a wide range of topics, including everything from hopelessness to heartbreak to grieving the death of a loved one, Perseverance is a comprehensive poetic cure-all for the everyday blues that we all face in some way or another. Written in straightforward, yet powerful language, each of the pieces in Watley-Hall’s collection is designed to encourage, inspire, and ultimately empower the more disheartened among us, offering the stark reminder that the shadows of our present don’t have to darken the days of our future.
Perseverance also proffers tribute to those whose omnipresent strength deserves special recognition, particularly mothers and women in general. In touching fashion, Watley-Hall duly honors the “anchors” of our lives without whom we likely wouldn’t have endured the storms of our past.
A moving, insightful poetic collection, Perseverance From The Heart is a welcome addition to the world of poetry sure to be embraced by lovers of quality inspirational literature. Strongly recommended.
Patrice Watley-Hall
ISBN: 9781418469061
AuthorHouse
Reviewed By Wendy Paulson
Official Apex Reviews Rating:
In this day and age, struggle is something with which a multitude of people are becoming increasingly familiar. Financial worries, job losses, and lack of affordable health care - just to name a few - are problems that continue to plague individuals and families all over the world, and it’s often difficult to maintain the requisite strength and resolve to survive the troubling times.
In the pages of Perseverance From The Heart, though, poet Patrice Watley-Hall provides readers with just what they need to face - and overcome - the various challenges that life may throw their way. Tackling a wide range of topics, including everything from hopelessness to heartbreak to grieving the death of a loved one, Perseverance is a comprehensive poetic cure-all for the everyday blues that we all face in some way or another. Written in straightforward, yet powerful language, each of the pieces in Watley-Hall’s collection is designed to encourage, inspire, and ultimately empower the more disheartened among us, offering the stark reminder that the shadows of our present don’t have to darken the days of our future.
Perseverance also proffers tribute to those whose omnipresent strength deserves special recognition, particularly mothers and women in general. In touching fashion, Watley-Hall duly honors the “anchors” of our lives without whom we likely wouldn’t have endured the storms of our past.
A moving, insightful poetic collection, Perseverance From The Heart is a welcome addition to the world of poetry sure to be embraced by lovers of quality inspirational literature. Strongly recommended.
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