The author, one day, discovered a small pomegranate tree growing in her backyard hidden among the other plants. To her the scarlet blossoms in the spring, the red autumn fruit with its jewel-like seeds, and yellow leaves in early winter were an inspiration for understanding life's inevitable changes. Her many journals contained seeds, like the pomegranate, that eventually grew into these poems and drawings to be shared with others.

These selected poems invite the reader to ponder the lessons of repeating life experiences when we, like the full moon, are at our best and brightest; when we can best reflect the light of that sometimes distant, deep, internal source.