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Tuesday, November 17, 2015

A Word of Consolation

Poetry by Richelle E. Goodrich

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Richelle E. Goodrich: Richelle E. Goodrich: Author, poet, and philosopher who finds solace in daily conversations with God, cherishes the magic of storytelling, and believes in the enduring power of love and gratitude. This American writer has been sharing motivational quotes, book giveaways, and festive haikus, spreading cheer and inspiration for over a decade. Social media followers frequently share and appreciate Richelle’s insightful quotes on gratitude, happiness, and human connection, notably echoing her wisdom. Besides being prominent on social sites, you can find Richelle E. Goodrich quotes published in many books, including the Oxford Philosophy "Being Human" course book, in nine separate "Chicken Soup for the Soul" books, in a Revlon magazine ad campaign, and on a television episode of "Alone" (season 7 episode 3.)

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