Home Is Where the Heart Is, But Where Is the Heart?
by Lori Ann Shevokas
This collection of passion and emotional discourse illustrates the sting of defeat, the delight of victory, and the emptiness of pure confusion. Lori Ann Shevokas draws the reader in from the first line, and the last word is always a big surprise! There is a poem for every emotion inside the covers of this book. Read one today.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Lori Ann Shevokas is no stranger to broken hearts and broken dreams. Early on, she learned to sacrifice joy and comfort in order to obtain the most elemental needs of any person: food, shelter, and clothing. If there is one thing her life has proven, it is that miracles DO happen every day, and we should be grateful, even for the small ones! She is.
Ms. Shevokas has been recognized for excellence in poetry several times to include the following: Columbus Public Schools Award for Excellence in Writing ("The Face in the Mirror" 1991), The International Library of Poetry's Editor's Choice Award for Outstanding Achievement (2005), and recognition as an official National Poetry Ambassador (2006).
(2006, paperback, 34 pages)
This collection of passion and emotional discourse illustrates the sting of defeat, the delight of victory, and the emptiness of pure confusion. Lori Ann Shevokas draws the reader in from the first line, and the last word is always a big surprise! There is a poem for every emotion inside the covers of this book. Read one today.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Lori Ann Shevokas is no stranger to broken hearts and broken dreams. Early on, she learned to sacrifice joy and comfort in order to obtain the most elemental needs of any person: food, shelter, and clothing. If there is one thing her life has proven, it is that miracles DO happen every day, and we should be grateful, even for the small ones! She is.
Ms. Shevokas has been recognized for excellence in poetry several times to include the following: Columbus Public Schools Award for Excellence in Writing ("The Face in the Mirror" 1991), The International Library of Poetry's Editor's Choice Award for Outstanding Achievement (2005), and recognition as an official National Poetry Ambassador (2006).
(2006, paperback, 34 pages)
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