I can't stop smiling: Love poems

Ah, Carol Lynn Pearson. So good. All her poems are rich, insightful and beautiful. She sees things in such an amazing way. These love poems are thoroughly enjoyable. Such a fun subject and she really brings out every emotion associated with loving another person. I highly recommend any of her fabulous books, even to non-christians. I am agnostic/rationalist/spiritualist and I still read her books and cry. Very powerful.

The title of this book caught my attention. The first person I ever really liked, i couldn't stop smiling when i was around him. These love poems give men a glance of what love a woman has for her husband. The true devotion, admiration, and the simplicity of love shines forth on every page. I can only read several poems at a time, other wise i am disabled for the rest of the day. One poem that is particularly my favorite, is "Eyes" on page fifty. One day I was lying on my bed, and the Lord gently spoke page 50 into my heart, so I turned to the poem, and read it. It really has begun to open my eyes to the Love He has for us, and that He longs for us to gaze in His eyes.. Jesus wants us to know that He created love and wants us to "Trust the traffic- And so enjoy the pleasure Of the air."

The title of this book caught my attention. The first person I ever really liked, i couldn't stop smiling when i was around him. These love poems give men a glance of what love a woman has for her husband. The true devotion, admiration, and the simplicity of love shines forth on every page. I can only read several poems at a time, other wise i am disabled for the rest of the day. One poem that is particularly my favorite, is "Eyes" on page fifty. One day I was lying on my bed, and the Lord gently spoke page 50 into my heart, so I turned to the poem, and read it. It really has begun to open my eyes to the Love He has for us, and that He longs for us to gaze in His eyes.. Jesus wants us to know that He created love and wants us to "Trust the traffic- And so enjoy the pleasure Of the air." Only a poem as such could begin to show us the depths of love that really exists.