The Deepest Part of Me . . . .

Echoes of My Soul

by Tacoma R. Anderson


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 3/22/2016

Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 94
ISBN : 9781490771816

About the Book

This book is filled with inspirational poetry that will take you though the journey of life’s many ups and downs. It will show the growth of self-awareness and the strength gained from trusting in Christ Jesus versus self. It is truly cries of the soul soothed by the stroke of a pen and embraced by the paper to help overcome the hurt, pain, and disappointment and record the joy, happiness, and love. Through it all, the reader will learn there is no great love than agape love.


About the Author

Tacoma R. Anderson, born and raised in Fries, Virginia. An army veteran and ordained pastor. She began writing in her early teenage years as a means of releasing pain and expressing thoughts that others didn’t want to hear. Her inspirations for poetry are things that provoke the deeper thought process, things that are a part of everyday life that others often overlook. It was then that she realized that her writing was a gift from God. Her major influences in life are God, her God-fearing Dad, her art teacher, poets Maya Angelou and Langston Hughes. Tacoma’s life quote is “I found that while running from my destiny, I gained character to walk deeper within it.” While seeking God one day, that was the revelation that He gave her. Even though she tried not to share her works, others who learned of her gift would ask to read the passages of her journey to overcome the life challenges and pain, which became a source of strength for all who read her work, all that reflect the one and only source for all peace—God. Tacoma has performed spoken word and recited her works in poetry showcases, women’s history programs, church events, and other venues. She has been published by International Library of Poetry in “Our Unforgotten Graces,” “Poetry’s Elite: Best Poems and Poets of 2000, 2002,” and “America at the Millennium: The Best Poems and Poets of the 20th Century.”