Waters That Stream

<p> Laughter and smiles</p><p>Happy screams and cries</p><p>No longer</p><p>Occupy this place.</p><p></p><p>Gunfire</p><p>Gunfire</p><p>The echo of bombs</p><p>Horrific screams </p><p></p><p></p><p>Senka Delic knows first-hand about the lasting effects of a brutal conflict. After escaping the war in Bosnia with her family in 1992 she lived in a refugee center in Denmark where she finally found a much-needed outlet by writing poems that allowed her to process the emotions surrounding her stolen childhood the fears abandonment issues and ultimately feeling broken inside.</p><p></p><p>Divided into three partsWar Love and LifeDelics verse leads others down a raw honest path that provides a heartfelt glimpse into what it is like to survive war and struggle to love and live without guilt. Her poems poignantly reveal her inner-struggles as she was forced to surrender her dreams questioned the purpose of war and began a new chapter in a strange land. Throughout her verse Delic reminds others that there is always hope for a better future no matter what we have endured in the past.</p><p></p><p>In this moving collection of poems a Bosnian war survivor shares candid insight into the struggles that surrounded her as she attempted to move forward from the darkness of evil and into the light of healing.</p>