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Two Countries Speak

Poems And Remembrances

Joyce P Nightingale-Holder

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 07374916

Publishers iUniverse, June 2005

"Two Countries Speak: Poems and Remembrances" is a rendition of poems and reminiscences showcasing a... Full description

Libristo code: 07374916

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"Two Countries Speak: Poems and Remembrances" is a rendition of poems and reminiscences showcasing author Joyce P. Nightingale-Holder's early life in Barbados and her current experiences in America. BLINDFOLDS We wear our blindfolds, Blindfolds of many colors. Like sunglasses of convenience, With tinted lenses fashioned to our fancyThat sometimes hide what's painful to acknowledge. From time to timeConscience removes the blindfoldsAnd therein lies the book. The book of fears and prejudicesThe book of challengesBigger than friends, Bigger than family, The book of selfA workbook we all must engageEach day, every day. Do we dare show The pages of our foibles? And stand exposed for prying eyes to witness Can we be bold and shift the paradigm? Or put the blindfolds on and walk away Will we accept discomfort to know "truth," Or will we stay within the realm of familiar?