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Love Thoughts: Poems
Contributor(s): Smith, Glenn (Author)

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 ISBN: 141348106X     ISBN-13: 9781413481068
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
OUR PRICE: $27.89  

Binding Type: Hardcover - See All Available Formats & Editions
Published: July 2005
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BISAC Categories:
- Poetry
Physical Information: 0.38" H x 5.5" W x 8.5" L (0.60 lbs) 108 pages
 
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In Love Thoughts, the author takes a look at all the hills and valleys of men and women, boys and girls; from the first time of innocence, youth until the fullness of a lasting relationship with the girl of your dreams. Togetherness, separation, joy and sadness are all examined in these pages. Having known so many beautiful and talented women in my life has been a joy to me personally. To watch them weave their magic in the home, church, social functions, child birth, child raising, business, sports, and the political arena; there is no doubt in my mind that this is Gods greatest gift to man. I met Jan Johnson in 1949. She was born in Dallas, Texas on April 27, 1934. She was living in Ft. Worth, Texas when we married. I was nineteen and she was sixteen. Our journey in life together began February 10, 1951 and has been a life of adventure, discoveries, trial and error. Blessed with four children, we learned by doing, testing the waters and fires of life. The story of the universe is found and harnessed into powerful energies found only in the joys of love. A man for a woman.Enjoy with me the experiences of a thing called love. I was on a deer hunting trip with some hunting friends in Texas. Naturally the subject came up about the difference between a man and a woman. One man made the statement "The good Lord just out did Himself when he made a woman." Watching love take over lives is a joy and testimony to Gods love for us all. If I could sing to my love, I would, but I can't--so I write because I must.
 
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