Emotional Explosions

Emotional Explosions
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Publisher : iUniverse
Total Pages : 112
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ISBN-10 : 9781491794234
ISBN-13 : 1491794232
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Book Synopsis Emotional Explosions by : Karen Linda Brown Glotzer

Download or read book Emotional Explosions written by Karen Linda Brown Glotzer and published by iUniverse. This book was released on 2016-07-22 with total page 112 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Poetry often presents difficulties for readers, particularly younger ones. Replete with flowery figurative language and difficult-to-grasp themes, most poetry leaves students behind. In Emotional Explosions, author Karen Linda Brown Glotzer seeks to demonstrate that poetry can be used to clearly convey emotions and that it can be enjoyed, shared, and easily understood. This collection divides verses into four sections. The Tiorati Collection focuses on a summer camp in a breathtaking nature preserve, recalling not only the wildlife encountered but also the sadness of saying good-bye to campers and counselors. Tai Chi explores that ancient art and its ideology, a topic close to Glotzers heart. Times includes a mlange of subjects such as childhood experiences, motherhood, friendship, animals, therapy, and death, including some humor and silliness along the way. Finally, Tears considers the unspeakable truths of our existence. This collection of poetry presents a journey toward self-discovery via verse and offers a way of sharing emotions common to all human beings.


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