In Not One Dry Eye, Sharon Diggs shares her wonder of God—humanity’s need for faith, love, wisdom, mercy, and hope. These poems are creative reminiscent accounts of her walk with Christ. Her poetic themes will keep your attention and have you begging for more.
She shares her many spiritual encounters with God from childhood to adulthood. She shows that age, religion, or occupation has no impact or importance in knowing God; he will choose those willing to listen.
She pulls out the existence of God from everywhere, be it crime-ridden neighborhood, everyday prejudice, drug abuse, or times of sickness and death. She shows that mourning a loved one can be hard, but there is redemptive qualities within fear—you will get through it.
She encourages many to just hold on and believe and don’t give up on your fight for an understanding of life. She lets us know we are not perfect. God loves us all; we could never do enough to earn his love. These poems teach hope, endurance, and acceptance of life. You must love yourself.
She shares her tragic losses and her strength to rise again. She is not afraid to be real. Poems are reverent of a convincible spirit to teach that God is real.
She sets a table for a final feast and invites her readers over for that acceptance supper. Therefore, sit down and ready yourselves for a calming, anxiety-chasing-away revelation. These poems will speak to you.
