Tears We Couldn't Hold Back - Lee, Jason
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"Tears We Couldn't Hold Back" is an evocative collection that dives deep into the human experience, capturing the raw emotions that often lie beneath the surface. Through poignant verses and haunting imagery, the poet explores themes of love, loss, and the resilience of the heart. Each poem invites readers on a journey through moments of vulnerability and strength, revealing the beauty in sorrow and the catharsis of tears unspilled. The lyrical language resonates with anyone who has grappled with their own feelings, offering solace and understanding. This book is a heartfelt tribute to the…mehr

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"Tears We Couldn't Hold Back" is an evocative collection that dives deep into the human experience, capturing the raw emotions that often lie beneath the surface. Through poignant verses and haunting imagery, the poet explores themes of love, loss, and the resilience of the heart. Each poem invites readers on a journey through moments of vulnerability and strength, revealing the beauty in sorrow and the catharsis of tears unspilled. The lyrical language resonates with anyone who has grappled with their own feelings, offering solace and understanding. This book is a heartfelt tribute to the tears that shape our stories-those we shed in private and those we bear witness to in the world around us. Prepare to be moved, to reflect, and to find connection in the shared experience of being human.
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Jason Lee has been writing software professionally for over 20 years, but his love for computers started over a decade earlier, in the fourth grade, when his dad brought home a Commodore 64. He has been working with Java for almost his entire career, with the last 12+ years focused primarily on Enterprise Java. He has written in-house web applications and libraries, and also worked on large, more public projects, such as the JavaServer Faces reference implementation Mojarra, GlassFish, and WebLogic Server. Jason is currently the President of the Oklahoma City Java Users Group, and is an occasional speaker at conferences. Ever the technology enthusiast, his current interests include cloud computing, mobile development, and emerging JVM languages. Apart from work, Jason enjoys spending time with his wife, Angela, and his two sons, Andrew and Noah. He is active in the music ministry of his local church, and enjoys reading, running, martial arts, and playing his bass guitar.