Ruth Ann Allaire

Rooms To Rent In The Relationship Hotels Ruth Ann Allaire

We, that is you and me, are surrounded by and live with relationships. We have relationships with people-- parents, children, lovers, spouses, friends, co-workers and even people we meet casually on the highway. Some even have relationships with things, for example, food, sugar, cigarettes. In Gallows, one of the poems in this book, the relationship between a man and alcohol is described. A peek into the various aspects of relationships is what this small volume is about. What fosters relationships? What hurts them? What is the nature of the exchange between two people? All of us have known another. Sometimes this occurs with great joy and sometimes with great sadness. People with all of their complex personalities bring to each relationship different aspects of their being. The other in the relationship offers back an equally complex persona. Such interactions occur between people of all ages and places. The Rooms To Rent, which are portraits of relationships, occur whether in Oman as in the cover of the book or next door. Her website is http: //www.aginggracefullyandgratefully.com