To Warm The Solitary Night — A Book Of Poems

by Don Edwards


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Softcover
$20.99
E-Book
$3.99
Hardcover
$31.99
Softcover
$20.99

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 8/5/2021

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 262
ISBN : 9781665533607
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 262
ISBN : 9781665533591
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 262
ISBN : 9781665533614

About the Book

To Warm The Solitary Night — Poems is the fourth book of poetry by Don Edwards. As with the other three books, these poems consider many areas of life, primarily as a study of Love and Death, while encompassing a broad range of subjects and styles. The poems are divided into groups of twelve. Many of them contain a refrain both for effect and to provide unity to the overall piece. Mr Edwards’ poetry makes use of rhyme, meter, and imagery to set the moods of both Angst and Hope in our current society. True Gospel Bookstore, of which Mr Edwards is the founding member, records these poems and offers them on all streaming services as songs. The songs are not Gospel nor is there a bookstore. More information on TGB is available on their website — www.truegospelbookstore.com. The lyrics are not exact copies of the poems as the melody often requires trimming the edges of the square peg to fit the round hole.


About the Author

Don Edwards has previously published three books of poetry. These are Scars and Stories — Poems, More Stories — A Book of Poems, and The Third Book — A Book of Poems, Mostly. This third book is “mostly” poems because it includes a handful of stories at the end. To Warm the Solitary Night — Poems is his fourth book of poetry. Mr Edwards is also the founding member of True Gospel Bookstore which records his poems as songs. These songs can be heard on all streaming services. Also, he has recorded some of these poems for the True Gospel Bookstore website. If you would like to hear them, go to the “Book of Poems” page at www.truegospelbookstore.com. Most of these poems consider the topics of Love and Death, which is all that matters, and also the M poems. Mr Edwards lives in Los Angeles.