A Blacksmith's Daughter: A Mississippi Story: A Mississippi Story

This is the story of love and commitment told through the eyes of soul people who see beyond the physical. It is a journey into the lives of ordinary folks in the late 1940's in rural northern Mississippi. It was a changing time for the town blacksmith, Luther, his daughter Rosie, and his colored helper Paul.
It was a fire that bonded Luther and Paul. It was an ice storm that took them back to the haunting memories. It was the roses that reminded them of the beauty and love that lives on.
"The graying lacy mist of the morning surrounded the mourners with love as lowered Lily's wooden coffin into the black pit. That mystic realm beyond conscious understanding surrounded and comforted Paul's soul. Standing beneath the old apple tree on that foggy Mississippi morning at the break of day, Paul felt strength in his weakness that told him he would survive."

Author: Wanda Gaskin-Smith

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Mar 08, 2005

Number of Pages: 134 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798771998749