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Written for all ages, the poems in Dreams of a Wingless Child are offered as an encouragement to the reader to find happiness in simplicity, in imagination, in being in touch with whatever lies behind the obvious. "Writing," says O'Connor, "has always provided a means of channeling thoughts and observations in a way that opens my mind to new possibilities and connections." • Requiem • The Rose |
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