5.0 out of 5 stars Sea glass and love I found the poems herein to be so beautiful and inspiring. I admit, I looked up sea glass to see how it qualifies as such, and I was surprised. Actual broken glass with sharp edges surf tumble for 20 or more years before landing on a beach. The action on the glass shard makes the sea glass come alive. I'm getting to my review, so please bear with me. Sea glass is not in abundance everywhere, but Fort Brag has the largest cache of sea glass, and, no, you can not collect from there. The poetry herein is a symphony of verbiage that is gentle on the sound and extremely wealthy in the love felt by the author's. I'm amazed at the beauty of each verse. I'm not really a poet, but I can make words rhyme. I tried to make out the cadence or beat of the verses, and I failed. I counted syllables and lines, 'and I still can't make sense of the poetry style used. But the beauty of the verbiage is heavenly. Mary Schmidt

5.0 out of 5 stars Well thought out imagery An interesting book of love poems with a beach theme illustrated with images of beautiful sea glass. Lily Lawson