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Reflections is a compilation of poems, both introspective and retrospective, presenting a rich tapestry of personally intimate, spiritual, and worldly issues, across a broad spectrum of environmental, political, and social themes, which mirror the deep concerns and topics of today's virulent social fabric. Grappling with the themes of the aged, death, loneliness, and the perpetual human quest for answers, they nevertheless maintain an underlying spark of 'hope and faith' for the continuance of human existence.

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Reflections is a compilation of poems, both introspective and retrospective, presenting a rich tapestry of personally intimate, spiritual, and worldly issues, across a broad spectrum of environmental, political, and social themes, which mirror the deep concerns and topics of today's virulent social fabric. Grappling with the themes of the aged, death, loneliness, and the perpetual human quest for answers, they nevertheless maintain an underlying spark of 'hope and faith' for the continuance of human existence.

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Autorenporträt
Alan Noakes was born in Brighton in 1951 and was educated in the regular state school system until he was fifteen. Later in life, he acquired a BA honours degree via the Open University in Milton Keynes and his ALA. Amidst a varying career, he became one of the few male children's librarians in the 1980s. He has previously written work for Books for Keeps and worked as a reviewer for many publishers in the children's book world. He writes passionately, touching on many, still contemporary, themes, much of which is autobiographical that is reflected in his previously published book of poems, Feelings and Fate - A Legacy. These themes continue in his second anthology, Reflections.