An Echo
by Maggie McClam
The verses in this collection are an outpouring from the heart. Love, life, nature, and religion are all old themes, yet the poet finds a way to create them anew.
To see a flock of redbreasts in early spring or the dogwood being undressed by the fall blasts, or to hear the winds sigh around the eaves on cold short days are things for the poet to glory about. While religion holds the key, love is universal. Nature is forever changing. And death…the final Estate for all.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A native of Kingstree, South Carolina, Maggie McClam resided with her husband and children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she attended community college and was employed by the Internal Revenue Service.
To my daughters, Deborah, my inspiration, and Doris, who aided me; three sons, Bob, Wesley, and Rick; mother, Nancy Boykin; twelve grands; and my niece Maria: “God Bless.”
On writing to her beloved grandmother, Emma Nelson, she was surprised to find herself writing poetry. Thus began her quest on a solo journey. Living as a hermit…with flights of fancy. A different drumbeat to rainbow’s end.
(2006, paperback, 70 pages)
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The verses in this collection are an outpouring from the heart. Love, life, nature, and religion are all old themes, yet the poet finds a way to create them anew.
To see a flock of redbreasts in early spring or the dogwood being undressed by the fall blasts, or to hear the winds sigh around the eaves on cold short days are things for the poet to glory about. While religion holds the key, love is universal. Nature is forever changing. And death…the final Estate for all.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A native of Kingstree, South Carolina, Maggie McClam resided with her husband and children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she attended community college and was employed by the Internal Revenue Service.
To my daughters, Deborah, my inspiration, and Doris, who aided me; three sons, Bob, Wesley, and Rick; mother, Nancy Boykin; twelve grands; and my niece Maria: “God Bless.”
On writing to her beloved grandmother, Emma Nelson, she was surprised to find herself writing poetry. Thus began her quest on a solo journey. Living as a hermit…with flights of fancy. A different drumbeat to rainbow’s end.
(2006, paperback, 70 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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