CHERRY HILL, N.J., May 22, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A compelling flow of rhythmic words awaits readers as Fred Erhardt marshals a collection of poignant poetry and insightful sayings. Released by Xlibris, REFLECTIONS is a gripping work of art that mirrors the different rewards and tribulations of life.
"You never know what's in the soul of another," Erhardt shares in this special anthology. Thought-provoking and eye-opening, REFLECTIONS takes readers to a remarkable journey about understanding one's self and others' amidst life's sweet and bitter moments. Throughout the engrossing pages are riveting thoughts on trust, revenge, and even dressing up and drinking. Discover the rewards of optimism, the bliss of friendship and love, the solitude of walking alone, and the wonders of having God's guidance. With fascinating photography, REFLECTIONS is a lavish display of the breathtaking beauty of nature and life.
Discover insightful thoughts about living and surviving life's confrontations while immersing in arts and poetry with Fred Erhardt's REFLECTIONS. For more information about this inspiring book, log on to www.Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Frederick F. Erhardt, a.k.a. Oliver Beckworth, is a Graduate of Villanova University. He resides in Cherry Hill, New Jersey and has been writing picture poetry and sayings for many years. Fred uses his own photography and depicts nature's splendor by intermingling his poetry with the various seasons. He believes a poem or saying illustrated by a photo gives the reader more insight into what the writer is trying to convey. All his works are written under the name of Oliver Beckworth. His most published works are, "OH WANTED FRIEND, Where are thee" and "DO I LOVE THEE." Fred lives alone and to many is considered a recluse, but to his numerous friends he is that Wanted Friend.
REFLECTIONS * by Fred Erhardt
Publication Date: May 21, 2009
Picture Book; $26.99; 78 pages; 978-1-4134-7849-5
Picture Book Hardcover; $32.99; 78 pages; 978-1-4134-7850-1
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