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poems

  • Ashes, ashes

    Ashes, ashes

  • This year

    This year

  • In me

    In me

  • Whatever you do this Christmas

  • The good of Christmas lights

    The good of Christmas lights

  • He fled

    He fled

  • body, bread and gummy fruit

    body, bread and gummy fruit

  • Fly fishing lesson

  • Hannagan Meadow In My Ear

    Hannagan Meadow In My Ear

  • the war is over grandma

    the war is over grandma

  • End of day thoughts. And a silly poem.

  • Tidbits and a spontaneous poem on my longed-for miracle

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Sheila Dougal

Sheila Dougal is a Christian author and speaker who writes about staying faithful in a marriage to a husband who doesn’t share her faith. She helps women hold onto hope in Jesus through hard marriages and ordinary days that don’t feel sacred.

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