I walked your grey, stone floors from nave to Poet’s Corner, Careful to sidestep graves of poets long revered. I felt a deep whispering in my heart; I shivered in my warmth, Was that Tennyson I heard softly calling? Early winter sunlight streamed through the Rose Window, gently Dust particles fell like teardrops in muted rainbow hues... From an early age Sharon King-Jeffers has read and been inspired by all forms of poetry. Now she once again provides a glimpse into her heart and mind as she lyrically reflects on life, love, loss, and everything in between. In her second collection of contemporary poetry presented in three parts, King-Jeffers explores many relatable themes and subjects that include reflections on her first twenty-five years of life, pictures or things seen or felt, and the beautiful state of Hawaii. As she leads others through her poetic perceptions, King-Jeffers provides a space for others to reflect on their unique personal experiences and journey through life. The Final Segue: And Other Poems is a thoughtful volume of contemporary free verse that reflects the author’s creative perspective.