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Maureen Leach, OSF, is editor and contributor of the book Insights on the Journey:
Trauma, Healing, & Wholeness, An Anthology of Women's Writing. This book includes
stories and poetry of women who share their own personal healing journeys or their walk
with people who have experienced healing. Each tells a unique story.
Contributors include:
For more information, visit the PeaceCENTER. To order a copy of this anthology, e-mail
pcebooks@yahoo.com or visit Amazon.com.
Trauma, Healing, & Wholeness, An Anthology of Women's Writing. This book includes
stories and poetry of women who share their own personal healing journeys or their walk
with people who have experienced healing. Each tells a unique story.
Contributors include:
For more information, visit the PeaceCENTER. To order a copy of this anthology, e-mail
pcebooks@yahoo.com or visit Amazon.com.
Brenda
Michelle Balek, OSF
Patricia Castillo
Dana Clark
Catherine Cuasay
Liz Cummins
Pat R. Farrell, OSF
Polly A. Fowler
Martha K. Grant
Margie Hosch, OSF
Tina Karagulian
Catherine Na
Nancy Meyerhofer, OSF
Glee Miller
Naomi Shihab Nye
Nancy Olinger
Narjis Pierre
Jean Springer
Michelle Balek, OSF
Patricia Castillo
Dana Clark
Catherine Cuasay
Liz Cummins
Pat R. Farrell, OSF
Polly A. Fowler
Martha K. Grant
Margie Hosch, OSF
Tina Karagulian
Catherine Na
Nancy Meyerhofer, OSF
Glee Miller
Naomi Shihab Nye
Nancy Olinger
Narjis Pierre
Jean Springer
Jagadakeer*
Was it fate that led us through desert sand,
in broken moonlight,
where whispered dreams floated toward distant stars?
Was it fate that chiseled families into puzzle pieces,
led away "by choice," in a "relocation package"
complete with all the amenities any genocide can offer?
Was it fate that unanswered prayers remained poised
in cellular memory,
awaiting release only in the presence of true witness?
The poetry of my fate pierces through prisms of soul,
Triumphant in the language of true ancestry.
*Jagadakeer is the Armenian word for "writing on the forehead, or "fate."
©2008 by Tina Karagulian..
Was it fate that led us through desert sand,
in broken moonlight,
where whispered dreams floated toward distant stars?
Was it fate that chiseled families into puzzle pieces,
led away "by choice," in a "relocation package"
complete with all the amenities any genocide can offer?
Was it fate that unanswered prayers remained poised
in cellular memory,
awaiting release only in the presence of true witness?
The poetry of my fate pierces through prisms of soul,
Triumphant in the language of true ancestry.
*Jagadakeer is the Armenian word for "writing on the forehead, or "fate."
©2008 by Tina Karagulian..