TRANSCENDING BOUNDARIES: Inspired by Eric Whitacre and Virtual Choir These reflective poems of inclusiveness and love act as an antidote to divisiveness and fear. Who should read this? Anyone who has ever felt the power of music (or any art) to move us: listeners, singers, musicians, and of course, those who are part of Virtual Choir. Transcending Boundaries allows you to experience optimism, generosity, playfulness, kindness, and beauty, celebrating the embracing, open-hearted, richness of being human. |
I AM WILLING: An Aid to Writing for Personal Revelation To support writing for healing and personal growth, I created this lovely guided journal based on my poem, “I Am Willing.” This volume is for you to write, expressing and exploring your dreams and challenges, your hopes and fears. Ideal to use on your own or in a group setting, it also makes a thoughtful gift for someone in the midst of life changes. A stanza of the poem tops each writing page with ample space for reflections and revelations. You may begin at the beginning of the poem, or open to any line that speaks to you. Make this book your own. Now begin… |
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THROWN AGAIN INTO THE FRAZZLE MACHINE: Poems of Grace, Hope, and Healing “...Margaret Dubay Mikus demonstrates to all of us the healing power of becoming a witness to your life. She uses her...poetry to express how she maneuvered through the complex emotions and challenging physical conditions she faced…providing inspiration for anyone in need of hope.” “…made me cry, made me laugh…” “…incredible opportunity for one to…somehow find or express the feelings they are unable to express in words…” |
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LETTING GO AND NEW BEGINNINGS: A Mother’s Poetic Journey "It's the story of loving and letting go, the bittersweet feeling all parents feel, all people feel when our cherished ones start to move on. I found the poems to be beautiful and timely--mirroring the transition I find myself in now--letting go, new beginnings. I also love how the imagery of the photographs expresses and complements the intentions of the poems." “I highly recommend this book not just to any parent who is at a point where they have to let go of their children, but to all sensitive readers who are working on letting go in any way.” |