A Song in the Dark
A Song in the Dark by June Davis, published by Xlibris on July 17, 2015, is a collection of poems that reflects the author’s personal journey through grief and healing. Spanning 132 pages, this book presents a candid exploration of loss, including the death of family members and the challenges of early retirement. Through her poetry, Davis shares her experiences and the choices she has made to embrace life and happiness despite the hardships she has faced.
Readers will find that the poems serve as a therapeutic outlet, illustrating the author’s resolve to transform sorrow into joy. The work emphasizes themes of resilience, self-care, and the importance of faith in overcoming adversity. By engaging with her reflections, readers may gain insight into the healing process and the power of positivity in daily life. This edition, written in English, invites those interested in poetry to explore the emotional landscape of loss and recovery.
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This book of poems is a healing process for me. Living through many losses, my father died before I was two years old, my mom just after I migrated to the USA (I did not attend her funeral because of culture shock and fear of the unknown), and my only son on the night of December 25, 2006. At the age of sixty-six, of course, there are many other losses. Early retirement is a loss of not much outside connections, but I have a choice: to enter the room of suffering and mourning or to enter the room of happiness, choose life, and be happy. Turn my lemons into lemonade. The joy of the Lord is your strength. Finding the courage and the strength to greet each day with daily exercise, eating the right foods, drinking plenty of water, not worrying, and feeding on the Word of God. Happiness is sure to become a way of life.
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