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    Open Window: Reflections in Poetry; Through the Eyes of the Soul Healing is Found
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    Open Window: Reflections in Poetry; Through the Eyes of the Soul Healing is Found
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    Open Window: Reflections in Poetry; Through the Eyes of the Soul Healing is Found

    Written by Randy C. Smith

    Narrated by Kurt Jones

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    About this audiobook

    "A breeze of thought wafts its way through my mind as though a window I didn't know existed was suddenly opened. The rain falls gently outside while the teapot's shrill whistle announces that tea is ready."

    Grab a cup and pull up a chair, joining author Randy Smith on a wondrous poetic journey of lyrical verse and rhyme that will soothe the mind and warm the heart.

    Bask in the sunshine of God's glory, his ever-present hand directing the paths of those who love him.. Breathe deep the smell of spring, rejoicing in the beauty of the earth. Take time to notice the beauty in everyday things, such as holding the hand of a child or enriching the mind of a student. Through the Open Window, the beauty of the world will come into your home and heart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2008
    ISBN9781604626018
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    Open Window: Reflections in Poetry; Through the Eyes of the Soul Healing is Found

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