Pulse Points of a Woman's World

By Sylvia Lavone Parsons-Ramsey

Reviewer said: Pulse Points of a Womans World, Third Printing By Sylvia L. Parsons-Ramsey Inspirational Poetry. Completely illustrated with a flavor of art nouveau design. Four sections of book are like a walk through life taking us from the carefree times of youth to the later years when life has brought with it glimpses of wisdom. Sylvia is a bladder cancer survivor, and she donates the royalties from her books to the American Bladder Cancer Society. Sections of the Book: Pulse Points of Youth Pulse Points of Love Pulse Points of Reality Pulse Points of Wisdom The book may best be described by others who have read the book and wrote the following: Life like a lace doily is carefully wrought with dainty touch. It is as frail as thread and as strong as rope. Author, Sylvia Ramsey reminds us of this in her book titled, Pulse Points of a Womans World, by doing so; the author causes us to stop for a few moments to reflect, in a world that grows increasingly crazy. The reader is inspired to look at things that really matter. This book of poetry is divided into sections that are very much like our walk through life and it reminds us that we all share many of the same fears, hopes and dreams. Something about this book is also powerfully healing. Perhaps it is the expression or evocation of emotions that most of us were taught to ignore and deny. Perhaps it is the absence of vengeance. It is a beautiful book in words and illustrations.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0972770321
• ISBN13: 9780972770323
• Release Date: October 2010
• Publisher: P.R.A. Publishing
• Length: 122 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Romantic- Inspirational - A Walk Through Time

This book of poetry that is divided into sections that is very much like our walk through life and it reminds us that we all share many of the same fears, hopes and dreams. Something about this book is also powerfully healing. Perhaps it is the expression or evocation of emotions that most of us were taught to ignore and deny. Perhaps it is the absence of vengance. It is a beaautiful book in words and illustrations. I'm going to give it to friends.