Official Review: A World Diverse by David Edmond

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Re: Official Review: A World Diverse by David Edmond

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consists of 20 poems
is beautiful book and poetry lovers should grab it
divided into 3 parts i love the overall theme of a world diverse
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I appreciate poetry as a form but reading the verses you selected, I don't think this book is for me, as it sounds to me a bit childish. I'm glad you enjoyed it though.
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Sharing your faith and love through poems is lovely. I believe the author must have poured out his heart in this one.
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This is a short book with an interesting flow which I love to see when reading a book. The writing seems clear and concise.
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Official Review: A World Diverse by David Edmund is a fair description of the poems of the book! I like the part of the author's life of being exposed to a multitude of diverse people during his years of service who act as inspiration for his poetry! The work adds invaluably to the life of the deserving and scholarly!
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I love poetry and the fact that the book is well written I'll definitely enjoy reading this book. Thanks for the reccommendation and thanks for a great review.
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I love reading poetry and I appreciate the writer's optimistic tone and positive message despite his wife's death. However, I found the poems too simplistic for my taste. Thanks for your review!
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"There exists a place for all to go." This is deeper than it sounds, and it's especially helpful to people who've been struggling to find a place for themselves in the stream of life. I also appreciate that the poems are easy to understand and aren't necessarily rhyming at the end. I would look into this one, thanks for the review.
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While poetry is not usually my genre of choice, this book sounds like it would be an interesting one. I like that it isn't sad and focusing on loss but instead on hope and moving on.
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I like poetry. One that radiates love, optimism, and tolerance, like this one, is a definite must-read. Thank you for this wonderful review!
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A collection of Poems that expresses optimism which gives the reader a hopeful and loving outlook in today's world#Poetry #Optimism #Friendship #Love
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Based on the review this is not something that I would enjoy reading. I don't read books with religious content or beliefs. This is also not the type of poetry that I enjoy reading. I will pass on reading this book.
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I have a love/hate relationship with poetry normally, but with such heavy religious influences here, this isn't really sounding like my kind of read. It sounds like a compelling read based on the inspiration behind it. The first part might just be a bit much for me, although more religious readers will probably like it. Thank you for the helpful review.
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I liked that you included some examples and verses on your review. I am a picky reader when it comes to poems, and this one seems to be definitely worth sampling. Glad to see also that the poems exude love and hope despite the death of his wife. Thanks for the review!
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I like the positive and helpful tone the author has written his poems. The themes of love for both God and man is uplifting and encouraging one for our selfish world. Thanks for the review.
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