Daniel Periton: And Other Gatherings From the Driftwood of Idle Hours on the Poetic Sea

by J.L. Burrows

Excerpt from Daniel Periton: And Other Gatherings From the Driftwood of Idle Hours on the Poetic Sea

He gallops on, slacks not his pace, Until he reach the town, Then halts be for a moment's space To make his errand known The South Fork dam will soon give way; The flood will soon be here! Let no man in this city stay, But seek some refuge near.

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100 pages, Paperback

First published September 27, 2015

About the author

J. L. Burrows has a master's degree in education and has taught English for nearly twenty years. She is a member of ACFW, an editor for Scrivenings Press, a columnist and reviewer for Clean Fiction Magazine, and co-leader for Charis, a local writing group, and sponsor for her high school's Creative Writing Club. She’s been writing about the connection of God’s love to human conflict and pain for over twenty years, weaving stories designed to help people find Truth, faith, and love. When she's not enjoying quiet time with her husband or helping her daughter and son, she's taking care of her sweet Shiapoos who require miles of tender love and care. And when the sun is set and the day is done, you'll find her living the thrills of a hundred lifetimes with a thousand characters. Learn more about the things she’s written at jlburrows.com.