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    A Pile of Poems
    A Pile of Poems
    A Pile of Poems
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    A Pile of Poems

    By Theresa Hartley-Mace

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    This is a little book of poems written by the author Theresa Hartley-Mace, a published poet. She was inspired by the bereavement and loss of her husband's father and through this, the poem, Dad was born. He died on her birthday 20th September 2012. Through sad times her poetry consoles her. The Poem 'Dad' was read out at her father in law's funeral by her husband Adrian.

    The wedding song was a poem she wrote when she was staying at the superb Mere golf and spa hotel near Knutsford, where all the staff were absolutely wonderful especially one of the receptionists, who said she was getting married, so she wrote the Wedding song for her.

    The poem encouragement was written in dedication to Theresas wonderful husband, Adrian who gives her so much positive encouragement in all she does.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris UK
    Release dateNov 26, 2013
    ISBN9781493130665
    A Pile of Poems
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    Theresa Hartley-Mace

    Theresa has published two other Books, 'Read this or Else' of which is also an E-book and 'Wot’s on your mind?'. Both poetry books are on Amazon. 'Read this or else’ is in Waterstones book shop in Knutsford and The Bakewell book shop in Matlock street, Bakewell, which is a lovely little book shop, where she frequently visits and recently did a book signing last year. This book has been donated to Child line and 50% of royalties will go to the charity Child line.

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      A Pile of Poems - Theresa Hartley-Mace

      Contents

      Forward

      1. My Magical Moments

      2. Fancy That O Kitty Cat

      3. Mr Mere Cat

      4. A Pretty White Swan

      5. Pretty Polo, Pussy Cat.

      6. Another Book

      7. Inspired

      8. It’s Strange is Life

      9. Dad

      10. End of Days

      11. The Mill

      12. That’s Life

      13. Write, Alright

      14. The Wedding Song

      15. Winter White

      16. Talent

      17. Nothing is What It Seems

      18. Balcony Birds

      19. Through Life

      20. Butterfly

      21. Positivity

      22. I’ll Take You on a Journey

      23. Eyes Bright

      24. Smile

      25. Well Where is the Sun

      26. Christmas is on its Way

      27. Encouragement

      28. Black Ink

      29. A Single Pebble

      30. Acknowledgements

      A Pile Of Poems

      2013 Theresa Hartley-Mace All rights reserved.

      No part of this book poetry or illustrations and photographs may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      Written in aid of Child line 50% royalties will be donated to the charity ‘Child line’

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