Twilight melodies
by Lulu Nettleton Gaddy
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Twilight Melodies by Lulu Nettleton Gaddy
Spanning a lifetime that took her from Massachusetts to Oregon, a lifetime that embodies all the qualities of a pioneer woman, Mrs. Gaddy's poetry reflects a very human understanding of everyday moods and experiences. A quiet but penetrating observation, a gentle philosophy of life are the keynotes of these kindly poems.
Twilight Melodies carries a heartening message of courage and beauty and cheer, and it restores one's belief in the simplicity and kindliness that is often the core of human relationships. Here is a collection of verses that will be welcomed by all men and women who at heart, are just "folks".
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"Prelude - This is the twilight hour, Best hour of the long hard day, When care and weariness loose their power and silently steal away......"
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