By:write 2 right Robin has split her book of poetry into neat sections dealing with Love, the joys and frustrations of raising children, the absolute grief caused by the loss of her father and finally she dedicates a chapter to her religious beliefs. Her style is simple, using basic language and sometimes using common rhyming themes – yet she experiments with different styles of writing throughout the book. There was a surprising number of little five-line poems. Several times, I was forced to sit and contemplate what she wrote – not the entire poem, but sections stood out for me in a powerful way. Statements like "This is your day, warm and bright, each hour a gift…" , "My being is not a hindrance, but a blessing to move through life by chosen action…" and "When I walk alone, you will be the sun at my back and the smile on my lips…" were very moving for me. My most favorite poems in this book have to be "In the Now" and "Young at Heart". Article Source: http://www.dailynewarticles.com ~ Lillian Brummet - Book Reviewer - Co-author of the book Trash Talk, a guide for anyone concerned about his or her impact on the environment – Author of Towards Understanding, a collection of poetry. (www.sunshinecable.com/~drumit) More Articles from Reviews Category: The Distance Between Us: Book Review Buddha in the Boardroom Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow - Review Malevolence - Book Review The Island off Stony Point - Book Review Transformation - Book Review Pandemonium: Book Review A Fadeaway Dream of Justice to Redeem - Book Review A Lifetime of Words - Review The Sweet Shade of a Chinaberry Tree The Cranberry Bog - Book Review Political Frugality - Book Review Jill 9 - Book Review A Brief History of Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends Book Review: The Straw Bale House