Poetry Our Style
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Thank you Lord for waking me up, clothed in my right mind.
Thank you for your divine love, you gave to all mankind.
I thank you for embracing me, when I needed care.
Even though, I couldn’t see you; I knew that you were there.
- Doris Anderson
Dear Lord, I come
To You today,
To bring You the worldly news
As I pray.
First thank You for still
Being our friend,
Even though some have abused
Your name til the end.
- Rosa Northcutt
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About the Book
The poetry of Doris and Rosa is depicted as “Poetry Our Style” and abounding in crossed imagery of inspiration and dedication. It reflects occasional honors and tributes as well as the joys and sorrows of society; and delves into the highest level of reverence for nature and a spiritual life. Their work rings out with verses of rhymes and reasons true to depth of imagination, creative thinking, and personal view. The co-writers have joined their talent to bring a refreshing idea to emotional expressions of many folds. Thereby allowing you, the reader, to relate and be inspired to fulfill your highest level of comfort. This book is dedicated to family and friends through the years who have touched and enriched their lives in special ways. The writers express sincere thanks to their supporters and a special thanks to God for blessing them with the gift of creative writing.
About the Author
Doris Davis Anderson is retired. She is the daughter of Lola Davis and the late Lester B. Davis. She is the oldest of seven children. Doris is the mother of two daughters, Tonya and LaWanji, and a grandmother of Kyrsten. Her hobbies are reading, writing, singing, traveling, and fishing.
In her membership church, she enjoys worshipping and fellowshipping with others. Two of Doris’s favorite scriptures are Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me” and Psalms 136:1, “Give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good, for his mercy endureth forever.”
Rosa Barden Northcutt is a retired rehabilitation counselor. She is the wife of Minister Pastor Edward Northcutt. They reside in Dodge County, Eastman, Georgia, where they enjoy the open-range of the countryside.
In her membership church, she serves as program coordinator, teacher, prayer warrior, and corresponding secretary.
Published work by Rosa include: Raging Roots, Sister Ree Kate, and several poems in Southern Whispers by Society of American Poets.