Written Beneath The Oaks: poetry for young hearts & old souls
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (886 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00L1YQTAO |
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| Number of Pages | : | 291 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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She is an avid reader, and a lover of poetry, and quotes. KT Phillips born Kaylynn Temple was raised in rural, Grangeville, Louisiana. She enjoys cooking, record collecting, the outdoors, and spending quality time with her family. . She is married to her wife Amber of six years, and together, they raise th
Gail Shaffett said Great poetry!. A glimpse into ones soul is like seeing them in a whole new world. These poems made me smile , they made me cry, and they made me happy to call the writer, my friend.. Childhood Bliss Keke Chanel Written Beneath The Oaks was brilliantly written. The poetry brought the author's view of her childhood to life and pulled me back in time right along with her. I am in awe of KT Phillips. She is a bright light and excellent Poet. She is well on her way to the best seller's list. Cannot wait to see what she has coming up next. If you are a lover of poetry or know of someone else who is, Written Beneath The Oaks is a must read!. "Days of Daisy Chains" according to Grace Black. Perhaps the last poem "Homecoming" captures the essence of this book.I became immersed as I read and inserted many of my own childhood memories of southern summers into the pages along the way. Sun tea and bare feet and blackberries straight from the shrubs, this book brought to mind many of my own daisy-chain days.Lovely read bursting with heartfelt emotion.
This is the childhood I remember like it was yesterday, the childhood I ache to feel again.. The roots of that tree were my playhouse during those hot, summer days. I come from a time of party-line telephones, home-cooked meals, records, and eight-track tapes. My grandfather was a truck driver; my grandmother, a homemaker and my best friend. An old brown and white trailer from the seventies nestled under and kind of behind a gigantic, billowing oak tree full of Spanish moss. I can only guess at the hundreds of miles I must have ridden on my bicycle up and down that road as a chi
She is married to her wife Amber of six years, and together, they raise their beautiful son, Nicholas. She enjoys cooking, record collecting, the outdoors, and spending quality time with her family. About the Author KT Phillips born Kaylynn Temple was raised in rural, Grangeville, Louisiana. . She is an avid reader, and a lover of poetry, and quotes