Well-written Words Taken from Chapter 11 of The Novel, The Grayling Hidden Truth Poems
“My mother knew she had to do something to save me. She told Sam that he had to go to town to get me medicine. He asked, “Where do I go?” She said, “First you must sell my ring at Mr. Jable’s the jeweler. My mother tugged at Sam’s jacket. “He is the one who is secretly married to a Jew.” She breathed in heavily and said, “Do you remember…..?”

Listen To the Best Advice And Read the Novel The Grayling Hidden Truth Poems
To all readers: read the novel The Grayling Hidden Truth Poems. In the beginning of the book, there is the poems written by Martin Freier which is entitled Kristallnact. Taken from the poems Kristallnacht, here are a few lines:
On a night in November in the middle of the night the sound of glass hit the pavement, shattering it into pieces. “Kill the Jews,” they cried as they broke the glass. Above the echoes of the noise, shrill greetings were heard of “Heil Hitler” everywhere as innocent people died….”

The Words Echoed And Echoed Over And Over Again
From the poem, “Daring To Be Me” and from the book of poems, The Day Of The Hidden Truth Poems by poet Martin Freier, here are some of the powerful reflective words that he writes:
“Standing in front of a mirror,
I feel hopeless,
When I saw those wrinkles,
Flakes, and pimples that age
Etched into my face.
Under my eyes,
I see disgrace, though I realize
There is little I can do……”

For Good Reading I Would Suggest Reading The Novel The Grayling Hidden Truth Poems
The Grayling Hidden Truth Poems is a novel written about a family in Nazi Slovakia who survived the Holocaust. The story is based on real life experiences. This book and other novels, which continue to tell the saga of the Freier family can be accessed on the website: www.thegraylinghiddentruthpoems.com.

“Death In Its Splendor” Is One Of The Poems In Martin Freier’s Book Of Poetry The Day Of The Hidden Truth Poems
Reflective, powerful words from the poem, “Death In Its Splendor:
“Death takes on many faces.
It appears in many places—
In the valleys, in the highest mountains,
In the oceans deep,
For those who smile and for those who weep.

From The Book of Poems, The Day Of The Hidden Truth Poems, A Few Sentences From The Poems, Greed
Greed
Like a weed, greed spreads its seed.
Its appetite grows without end in sight.
Why this is so nobody knows.

From the poem “Life and The Clock”, from the book of poetry written by Martin Freier, The Day Of The Hidden Truth Poems, there are the revealing words and the revelation of thought:
“And our heart goes ting-a-ling.
Winter follows autumn in full force.
And time runs its course.
Then suddenly we look around
And snow covers the ground”.

I Wish To Share Some Of Martin Freier’s Poetry With The Public
by Cheryl Freier
In continuing to show you some of the poetry that Martin Freier wrote, here are some sentences from the poems, Life And The Clock:
“Too many precious moments pass by,
Without people asking why.
When they look around,
The day is gone.
Tomorrow comes on the wings
Of a bird that sings”.
Martin Freier was a survivor of the Nazi Holocaust.

Good Reads Website Presents Echoes Resounding From The Past Hidden Truth Poems
Good Reads presents Cheryl Freier’s Echoes Resounding From The Past Hidden Truth Poems. It is a novel written about wars. It is a novel written about survival. It is a novel written about life, and hope, and love. For the best of choices, choose to read Echoes Resounding From The Past Hidden Truth Poems.

Exciting Marketing News on the Book, Echoes Resounding From The Past Hidden Truth Poems
Written by the author, Cheryl Freier
It is with great excitement that I share with you readers that my book, Echoes Resounding From the Past Hidden Truth Poems is now listed on Good Reads website. This book is a book of many stories, which tells of the triumph against innumerable, inestimable odds.
It was during the war in Europe in the year 1943 and even though the Nazis had been bribed to stop their collection and deportation of Jews in Slovakia, there were scattered collections of Jews whom the Nazis felt were part of the resistance in Slovakia and against them. Joseph Freier knew that the Germans would come soon to Slovakia to collect the Jews. He devised a plan whereby he would stay with his wife and his daughter in the house. He arranged to have his four sons sent off to live in the back of a barn on a large farm in a nearby village.
Echoes Resounding is also the story of two people who meet and fall in love by chance. Is their chance meeting really by chance or was it a meeting that was meant to be? Each of these two persons had once lived in Brooklyn, New York. One, Martin Freier had survived the war in Europe. Cheryl, his bride to be, had grown up on a farm in New Jersey. Each had lived for a while in Brooklyn, New York. This is a powerful story that expresses the common denominator of Brooklyn, New York to its essence. Brooklyn, New York was special. And in historical annals, it had never been captured by the British in the history of the United States in the war of independence.
Read Echoes Resounding From The Past Hidden Truth Poems for an enjoyable, enriching experience. It is truly a memorable reading experience.