Duhart's style of writing this wonderful book, Healing Through Poetry, is through a variety of poetic forms. She articulates her words about life in the acrostic and free form styles. Her words are enlightening! For example, the book starts with her signature poem "Healing Through Poetry." Here she uses this poem to enunciate the words prescribed by the Lord for all to read, and to find healing in His words. The poem "Thank You, God, for Listening," is also a wonderful dedication to read. In this poem she expresses her thanks to God for listening to her prayers, as everyone ought to do each day while living on this earth. Her act of eloquence touches the depths of the souls and is very uplifting. Certainly she has made her poems understandable with these poetry forms and styles.
The poem, "God Can" is very reassuring to the soul. It's wonderful to know that God can do anything but fail, and that we are to hold onto His never changing hands at all times. If peace is required, there is no other way to receive everlasting peace but from God the Creator while holding His hands. The poem "My Pastor and Father," is a special poem to place in the depth of our hearts. Rendering accolades to Him is the right and proper action to undertake especially when trying to make it through the valley of darkness to the hill top of salvation. She articulates her testimony with such charm in these poems showing that God really can and will.
The pages of this book, while brimming with uplifting words, are also loaded with refreshing examples and thoughts of great wisdom for everyone to read and meditate on. Surely, the essence of the theme is sacred in nature. The words demonstrate her faith which she practices on a daily basis. This is shown in the acrostic poem "Let It Go." In the piece she addresses the issue of walking in love and interceding on the behalf of others. Her words are refreshing and stimulating regarding letting go of bad thoughts and grudges!
She ends this awesome book with her philosophy regarding facing challenges in life, and also highlights the fact of how she finds healing through writing poetry. Duhart brings this to life by showing how she really cares about her family, and how she goes to the edge to save them from harm and danger. Unlike others who may at times turn their backs and walk away from loved ones, she stands and faces the fire to save their souls. She is such a wonderful mother and keeper of the burning flame of grace in her quest of saving souls for her Lord. Without reading the awesome book of poems, one will never enjoy the enlightening and uplifting journey awaiting the soul!
Readers may obtain more about her at: http://www.shelfari.com/o1517852520 and http://www.authorsden.com/visit/author.asp?AuthorID=98275.
Joseph S. Spence, Sr., is the co-author of two poetry books, A Trilogy of Poetry, Prose and Thoughts for the Mind, Body and Soul, and Trilogy Moments for the Mind, Body and Soul. He invented the Epulaeryu poetry form, which focuses on succulent cuisines and drinks. He is published in various forums, including the World Haiku Association; Milwaukee Area Technical College, Phoenix Magazine; and Taj Mahal Review.
Joseph is a Goodwill Ambassador for the state of Arkansas, USA, and is an adjunct faculty at Milwaukee Area Technical College. He has completed over twenty years of service with the U.S. Army.
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