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by Diane de Pisa (Author)
Love of Finished Years speaks from the heart of grief and relief and, uniquely, it -addresses the deceased person directly. -probes universal issues in the context of a cross-cultural marriage. -combines journal entries with poetry. -encompasses the agony of loss and intimations of afterlife. The posthumous love story unfolds in six chapters. The first three explore the bewilderment of loss: "Vertigo," "Where Are You?" and "Balancing Acts." The last three confide spiritual and paranormal experiences: "Signs," "Dreams," and "Ceremonies." These true confessions to the lost beloved speak to all who struggle with relationships, bereavement, and faith in higher powers.
Author Biography
Diane De Pisa married her husband, Elio, a native of Rome, in 1960. After Elio died in 2002, Diane addressed over three hundred poems and countless journal messages to him, some alluding to apparent signs and dream visits from him. Here she shares these communications, trusting that her experiences with grief and hints of an afterlife may prove insightful and inspiring to others.
