A Mother's Pen

When Margaret Hall wrote poetry as a student, it never occurred to her to keep it. However, as she was raising her family, she began to use her poetry as a form of release and prayer to cope with all of the difficulties of her life. Her poetry explores the hardships many of us face when it comes to unemployment, blended families, sickness, and rebellious teenagers. Through her poems, we also see the many joys of life. Margaret continues to use her poetry in her church life as a witness to others and as a persuasive tool. This collection of her life’s poetry is blended with the poetry of her children and grandchildren in a beautiful anthology about life, sorrow, joy, and her interminable love for her Lord.