Sentence examples for Book of light from inspiring English sources
(2002) "The Book of Light," by Lucille Clifton.
His philosophical poetry includes the Rawshanāʾī-nāmeh ("Book of Light").
In long qaṣīdehs and in a masnawi, the Rawshanāʾī-nāmeh ("Book of Light"), he set forth his ethical teachings.
He compiled a handwritten Book of Light, containing spiritual writings from disparate sources, from ancient Egyptian texts to Buddhist prayers.
In 1997, at Books & Co., I purchased a copy of Wendy Cope's "Making Cocoa for Kingsley Amis," which is, to this day, my favorite book of light verse.
Her first book of light, witty, and sometimes cynical verse, Enough Rope, was a best-seller when it appeared in 1926.
Potok's next four novels, the autobiographical In the Beginning (1975), The Book of Lights (1981), Davita's Harp (1985), and The Gift of Asher Lev (1990), also examine the conflict between religious and secular interests.
The Book of Lights ($95), designed by Takeshi Ishiguro, is a coffee table book that becomes a lamp with a shade when it is opened; for locations: (323) 655-6551 or www.artecnicainc.com.
He began writing poetry at the age of 82 and published four books of light verse.
Not Too Late For Loving: A Lifetime of Occasional Verses Graham Tayar (Smaller Sky, £8.99) Most books of light verse have a terrible Victorian amateurism about them.
Possibly because of poems like that, "when I started Doggerel Daze, Bob was the first writer I thought of," said Todd Gutmann, founder of Doggerel Daze Press (www.ddaze.com), which has several books of light verse on the market or close to it.
