Diane Walker, a friend of poet Maureen Doallas, reads the title poem from Maureen’s recently published Neruda’s Memoirs: Poems. (Diane created the video, too.)
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Glynn Young lives in St. Louis where he retired as the team leader for Online Strategy & Communications for a Fortune 500 company. Glynn writes poetry, short stories and fiction, and he loves to bike. He is the author of the Civil War romance Brookhaven, as well as Poetry at Work and the Dancing Priest Series. Find Glynn at Faith, Fiction, Friends.
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L.L. Barkat says
Is it Maureen reading? I thought maybe it was someone else.
Well, no matter who it is, it’s marvelous! 🙂
Maureen Doallas says
Yes, LL. Diane produced and narrates, and it’s her wonderful images that complement my words. So pleased you like it.
Thank you, Glynn, for posting this.
nancemarie says
it says art and narration by diane walker.
i think that her reading of the poem is very well done.
also, the quality and use of the photography lends a lot.
Maureen Doallas says
Thank you, NanceMarie. I was so pleased with the collaboration with Diane. And am delighted you liked the production.