Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Dance in the Fountains ... And a Giveaway!



Dance in the Fountains 

You won't have a choice.

You will spend much of your life 
worrying and working
and doing things you don't want to do.

So to nourish your soul
and revive your spirit,
make sure you also do things 
to take care of you.

Make sure you take time
to dance in the fountains.
Feel the joy of the spray 
as you splatter and splash.

Dance away your troubles
as the water falls around you,
catching the sun 
in sparkle and flash.

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ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN! ANNOUNCING A GIVEAWAY!

If you don't yet own a copy of my book, Rainbow Chaser, and you would like to, or if you do own a copy and would like to have another to give to a friend, I am holding a giveaway through Amazon for a free paperback edition.  

Here are the requirements for participation:

 * This giveaway is only open to legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia.

 *Entrants must be 18 years of age or older to participate.

 * Entrants must have an Amazon account and follow Connie Biltz on Amazon. (You can easily follow me from the link to enter below. Following me will allow you to have occasional updates from Amazon and from me about my work.)

Click on this link for your chance to enter to win:  


ENTER GIVEAWAY HERE!

 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Giveaway ends the earlier of 1/20/16 at 11:59PM, or when all prizes are claimed. See Official Rules. The official rules for an Amazon Giveaway can be found at this link.

GOOD LUCK, EVERYONE! 

12 comments:

  1. Aah! So many things to nourish the soul and dancing in the fountain or in the rain is definitely one of mine. Love the poem!

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  2. Hello Connie, greeting and good wishes.

    Lovely photo.

    Your poem is thought provoking. Yes, most of the time in our lives we worry and work and do things that we don't want to do. And we don't have time for any thing else although there are many simple things around us to make us happy. One such thing is dancing and dancing around the fountain. It surely nourishes our soul and revives our spirit and all our troubles vanish at least for a while.

    Very inspiring poem.

    Best wishes

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  3. As pessoas entram em nossa vida por acaso, mas não é por acaso que elas permanecem.
    Obrigada querida pela presença amável!
    TENS UM DOM MARAVILHOSO...VOCÊ CONSEGUE POETIZAR COM MUITO TALENTO!!!
    Beijos Marie.

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  4. take time to dance in the fountains just uplifted my spirits. I'm stuck at work, but I'm doing an inward Snoopy dance. (Also, I have your book headed my way - it's due in my mailbox Friday - hooray)

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  5. Once summer comes I will dance in the fountain lol... I entered the contest so I can give a copy away if I win. I enjoyed your book so much. Even if I don't win I am getting another copy for someone I love. Hugs, LJ

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  6. Connie I agree we need to dance and splash in the fountains...also we can play in the snow like when we were younger... this is a wonderful poem. If I lived in the US I would definitely enter your contest, good luck to everyone who enters :-) ♡♡

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  7. Playing and letting the joy shine through is very important, and something I try to do every day, but I'll pass on dancing in the fountain until the weather gets a little warmer.

    Loved your poem. And your book.

    Happy weekend!

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  8. Wow sure will take some time to nourish my soul. Excellent idea indeed, hard to find a fountain in my place but would definitely find some other ways.

    Care.
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  9. I love my copy. Whoever wins will love it.

    And love your latest poem.

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  10. what a fun poem to start the week on. Happy Monday, Connie. Hope it's a good one.

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  11. Thank you everyone for your kind comments about this poem and about my book. Any fountains here where I live would be frozen solid today, but metaphorically speaking, I would love to be dancing in a fountain right now. :)

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  12. Oh, loved the poem!

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