Donna Black

Rain and Wind: Collected Poems (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Rain and Wind is a poetry collection for all occasions. In turns, the works are humorous, mournful, soothing, and upbeat. Rich in imagery and full of wonder, frustration, beauty, gratitude, beginnings, and endings, the collection includes poems for many moods. Written in various styles, the verses are easily accessible and wholly relatable to the varied passions life brings. Fifteen years of thoughts, observations, and ruminations are brought together in this poignant collection.

An extensive index of topics and emotions is provided for ease in locating just the right poem to suit a reader's mood or circumstance.

In Praise of Rain and Wind:

~ The escape into a sensual landscape is delicious. Poetry lovers everywhere should read this work. ~ Zane W, Scotland

~ Rich in imagery and sprinkled through with humor, Rain and Wind is a lush love letter to Georgia ~ Leigh B., Colorado

~ I felt I was being tossed about in a storm of human experience and emotion. ~ Ed W, Georgia

~ Every poem has touched me, and at some point, I shall not shed a tear when I read them. ~ John G, Atlanta

~ By a warm fire in the cabin and on the porch watching the mist move over the water, I am savoring these poems. ~ Robert R. Tate, Georgia

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Donna Black
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Mai 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224636907
• Artikelnr.: 70248086

Autorenporträt

Donna H. Black writes fiction, non-fiction, and poetry in Middle Georgia. The first four works of the Indie Author are: Risk Tolerance, a novel of upmarket fiction; The Memory Editor, a work of magical realism; Wind and Rain, and Lucid Dreams, both poetry collections.

She writes "Wild Things," a weekly natural history column for the Newnan Times-Herald, Newnan, Georgia which is nominated for a Georgia Press Association Award.