Peace Is a Pelican - Moises, Louise
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Peace Is a Pelican takes the reader on a journey of discovery and meditation through multiple images of nature. The poet recognizes omens in birds and relishes the connection to all living things as a means of finding peace and solace. From descending a raging river to counting stone with a child, from loss of a loved one to digging in the soil, the poet seeks to share the wonder of her world. Awards for the poems included in the collection: A Lizard's Trek, a first-place winner and Peace Is, a grand prize winner in Artist Embassy International Annual Dancing Poetry Contest. The Oarsman was an…mehr

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Peace Is a Pelican takes the reader on a journey of discovery and meditation through multiple images of nature. The poet recognizes omens in birds and relishes the connection to all living things as a means of finding peace and solace. From descending a raging river to counting stone with a child, from loss of a loved one to digging in the soil, the poet seeks to share the wonder of her world. Awards for the poems included in the collection: A Lizard's Trek, a first-place winner and Peace Is, a grand prize winner in Artist Embassy International Annual Dancing Poetry Contest. The Oarsman was an honorable mention in the Ina Coolbrith Contest category "water." Sunday Morning Scrub Jays a winner, Soul-Making Keat Contest.
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Autorenporträt
Louise Moises is a well-known poet in the San Francisco Bay Area, a frequent reader at Benicia Poets, Alameda Island Poets, Coastside Poets, Sacred Grounds and Rivertown poets. She is a board member of the Ina Coolbrith Circle, the oldest poetry association in the state of California and a member of Bay Area Poets Coalition. Her poems appear in the Suisun Valley Review, Carquinez Review, Nooks and Crannies, Benicia First Tuesdays, California Poetry Society, The Avocet, et.al.