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Book Data: Title: . Tears rolling down the heartstring Author: Randy L. Redmond ISBN: 1418492876 Published by: Author House Year Released: 2004 Book Size: 5 x 8 Book Binding: Perfect binding Book Format: Paper back or electronic Price: $11.50 (US) or $16.50 (Canada) Shipping: 4$ (US), 9$ (Outside US) Contents: Poems

Randy L. Redmond from Illinois

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Awards: *1st Muses Prize - Best Poetrybook of Year 2004- Male Category *1st Muses Prize - Excellence in Printed Poem - 5 medals

Reviews: Citation for Award from Muses Review: Randy Redmond's poetrybook Tears rolling down the heartstring won the the "1st Muses Prize - Best Poetrybook of Year 2004 - Male Category" because the poems are very lyrical.  Some poems  are tear-provoking, some are romantic. The poetrybook is very consistent with its theme and the poems are organized.

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Randy's poetrybook "Tears rolling down the heartstring" won 5 medals for the 1st Muses Prize - Excellence in Printed Poem. a.The Love In Your Eyes - gold medal b.This Rose - gold medal c.The Creek - gold medal d.Chirping and Ratting - silver medal e.Tears - silver medal

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Sample Poem: This poem won a gold medal for Excellence in Printed Poem 2004 for the  1st Muses Prize. The Creek by Randy L. Redmond Source: Tears rolling down the heartstring p. 53 The rise and fall of the creek Like  every beat of your heart There are good days and bad days But we still move ahead Over that what we dread And we still climb above Even that what we love To make it through The creek in you The spring rains brings a rise to the creek The earth needs just one more drink Summer's heat brings a fall to the creek The nigh cools those sultry weeks Autumn's breeze brings a leaf to the creek The color changes what another seeks Winter's cold brings a freeze to the creek The ice makes your outlook bleak The rise and fall of the creek Like any love of your life There are happy and sad days But we try to survive After that what's derived And we may fall behind Although that what we find May shape the true The  creek in you

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