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Love, Rhyme & Reason by Joyce White


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Review:  Joyce White has wonderful insight into the essential core of the human spirit. In her latest work, Love, Rhyme & Reason, starting from her summation, “It is the lack of love and self-love that causes so much ruckus in the world”, she moves on to explore the true nature of friendship, quoting from such doyennes of the human character. It is all too often that we tend to counter aggression with aggression—we are determined that nobody is going to get the better of us, but White’s way is all the tenderer in contrast. She encourages us to foster an inner sense of peace and harmony that radiates gently out towards others. Her good intentions resonate throughout Love, Rhyme & Reason, encouraging us to be mindful of our own inner sense of self-awareness, so that we can reach out in tenderness and compassion to those around us. 

Assisted by her rhymester friend, Steve Howard, some of whose poems, in the form of homespun poetry, haiku and choka, are included in Embracing Love, Rhyme & Reason, the text blends a warmth and generosity of spirit with insight into the human psyche. In keeping with her artistic background, as can already have been seen in her two other non-fiction works, Sculpting the Heart with Art Therapy and Sculpting the Heart’s Poetry, while Conversing with the Masters, the pages of White’s most recent work are enlivened by full-color photographs and colorful script. The book is tangibly spiritually reinforcing and welcoming, in short, an esoteric joy, accessible to all, and much-needed by many. 



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Sculpting the Heart Reviews Follow Biography I was raised on the Mississippi River and spent much of my time alone. I used the new television Pop's bought for comfort, friendship and learning about the outside world. I worked as a legal typist most of my adult life until my hands refused to work for me. Depression is just not sadness. The constant Stress wears at our muscles until we cannot type, walk or dance. I learned to use my imagination when I want to do the impossible. My inner child waltzes through poetry, runs like the wind, and keeps me sane in a world gone mad. Writing and making art put me in touch with my inner artist who was choking to create a new me, a happy, self-achieving me. I've been slowly and quietly growing and changing into the person I've always wanted to be, a writer, a poet and an authority on surviving depression with Art Therapy.