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Yee: Turn Eyes Into Ears, A Poem
Canadian Journal of Theology Mental Health and Disability 1 (1):103-104 (2021)
Abstract
This poem metaphorically depicts how a person overcomes his fear and anxiety by inwardly and faithfully relating oneself to the One. The person was seriously scared of water, which is symbolic of his fear of the storm such as failure, death, or perhaps COVID-19.Author Profiles
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