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In a Warm Coat of Snow

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Poetic prose about God's beautiful season...Winter.
I've also included an additional selection of poetry that I've written during the last five years.

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Date: December 8th 2009
Language: English
Pages: 24
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	euremajestaet has saved "In a Warm Coat of Snow" to his/her favorites On February 2nd 2010
	rdlarson Thank you again Powerful and tender; real and inspirational. On January 16th 2010 \| Answer

	mshorror Wonderful! I enjoyed your book! Wonderful and very thought provoking! Great job! On January 8th 2010 \| Answer

	lovingempath If I could vote again I would...beautiful addititions. Your diversity as a writer really shines in every nook and cranny of this site Tyrone. Your BOWs entries...your "Family" contest entries...("Protect my Family", very action packed thriller, and "Mama I'm Home", had me rolling in laughter:)...all of your writing is purely enjoyable. Good going. Just stopped by to read and say Hi...'Hi'...:) On January 8th 2010 \| Answer

	tariq.summeiyya Thank you Thanks Joe!! God bless, Tyrone On January 7th 2010 \| Answer

	olfaphilo A thought-provoking book. You are a talented writer. I liked your wording and your tribute to GOD. Your knowledge of theology and holy books enriches your soul...Thnx for sharing. VOTED. On January 7th 2010 \| Answer

	joeparente Hi Tyrone I have re-read your book and i still contend that it does deserve the vote that I previously have given it./joeparente On January 7th 2010 \| Answer

	tariq.summeiyya Poetry... Good morning Dela, Thank you for your review of my work. I have published 2 books of poetry, "Under the Melting Pot" and "Poetry E=motion" and poetry is my first passion when it comes to literature. When I write my stories, the poetry exists but in a different form. It may exist as a snippet of dialogue, complex emotions or the overall theme of the book. I think of e=mc2 and the effects that are caused by actions. Words are powerful and when spoken they can cause reactions that are fueled by those words. I still search for a balance between poetry and prose to release all of the thoughts and ideas that occupy my mind. After reading your amazing work I wanted to rewrite my own and put more into it. However, as always, I put it in God's hands and I pray that my readers will see what I'm trying to say with clarity. God bless you Dela and thank you for just being you!!! Your friend, Tyrone On December 17th 2009 \| Answer

	sakpongba Another Revealing Aspect of Writing I have always regarded Vince to be more of a novelist than a poet. I was wrong. This new book has shown just another thrilling aspect of his versatility as a writer. The title, "Warm Coat of Snow" in itself is yet another example of transposal of imagery. "Eyes that Hear, and Ears that See". But come to think of it even in both the literal and literary cognition; - of course, snows can be warming,if not then why do foxes hide themselves deep beneath the snow when it becomes bitter cold? There is warmth beneath every perceived cold, real or imaginary. Yes we can gather much strength from our various challenging circumstances and situations in life. Very good thinking. Averall, I enjoyed reading what you term Poetic Prose; it is a very apt medium in showcasing yet another spiritual depth of the intricacies of human nature, and portraying the omnipresence of our loving creator. Good work. I wonder if you could have done more justice to the topic if you had confined yourself to the limiting aspect of metrical lines and structures of traditional forms. We need more of this stuff often. - Dela Bobobee On December 17th 2009 \| Answer

	sakpongba has saved "In a Warm Coat of Snow" to his/her favorites On December 17th 2009
	tariq.summeiyya cavlaster Thank you! I stopped by your site this AM and read the prologue that you posted. Mario is waiting to tell his story and I am waiting to hear it!! God bless, Tyrone On December 16th 2009 \| Answer

	tariq.summeiyya joeparente Thank you for stopping by Joe and I'm glad that you've enjoyed "In a Warm Coat of Snow." God bless, Tyrone On December 16th 2009 \| Answer

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	cavlaster Very Good... I enjoyed your poems. Keep up the great job! Gave you a vote. =-) On December 16th 2009 \| Answer

	joeparente ---warm--- Very well done you have the command of the language. You are talented and I will read more of your work./joeparente On December 16th 2009 \| Answer

	tariq.summeiyya Winter memories I know...those were the days! I look at the photos from those days and wish that I could go back and fully appreciate the people,places and things that are so easily taken forgranted. I had a black and white picture of my cousin, brother and me standing next to a snowbank that was at least 5 feet high...I remember that day like it was yesterday...if I had a time machine God bless and thanks for writing, Tyrone On December 15th 2009 \| Answer

	shadelra has saved "In a Warm Coat of Snow" to his/her favorites On December 15th 2009
	shadelra I COULD RELATE TO THE HARSH WINTER OF 78 I COULD RELATE TO THE MEMORIES OF BACK IN THE DAYS WHEN WINTERS WERE REALLY WINTERS YOU KNOW? I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN UPSTATE N.Y SO WE USED TO GET HIT BY ENDLESS MOUNDS OF SNOW! I MISS THEM DAYS BECAUSE TIMES SEEMD BETTER BACK THEN, MAYBE BECAUSE I WAS A KID AND DID NOT HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITIES I HAVE NOW. THANK YOU FOR WRITING A PIECE THAT MADE ME GO BACK TO THE GOOD OLE DAYS..(IT WOULD BE THE SNOW STORM OF 82 FOR ME!). GOD BLESS On December 15th 2009 \| Answer

	lovingempath Beautiful tribute to... your family, to your memories of childhood, to the world, and to God. Very soulful work Tyrone. Beautiful. On December 11th 2009 \| Answer