What Endures

What Endures

Frank J Phillips

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PP&A Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9798996715985
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What Endures: Poems from a Life Examined is a deeply reflective collection shaped by love, grief, memory, identity, and the quiet strength required to continue.Across poems both intimate and searching, Frank J. Phillips considers what remains after loss, what experience teaches, and how the human spirit carries forward the people and places that have formed it. His work moves through childhood, manhood, family, service, sorrow, faith, and remembrance-giving language to emotions that are often deeply felt but rarely spoken.Written with honesty, restraint, and hard-won clarity, What Endures invites readers to pause, remember, and recognize something of their own lives within its pages. These poems do not offer easy answers. Instead, they bear witness to the enduring power of love, the dignity of survival, and the meaning we create from all that life leaves behind.

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