Kategoria BISAC: Poetry >> Subjects & Themes - Nature

Poetry based on esoteric philosophies; theosophy; mysticism; Egyptian mythology; Poet is the librarian of The Theosophical Society of Canada. Well-researched and expertly crafted poetry based on theosophical wisdoms, Nature and the strong connection between humankind and their environment.

A native of New Orleans, with deep roots in south and central Louisiana, Laura Quinn Guidry lived and worked as a healthcare administrator in Houston for years. Then tragedy changed her life and her amazing poems began. Grief and Gratitude are the “two gardens” this poet moves between. These are poems of love, loss, recovery, lived life, and abundant nature.

Like many God-inspired poets of India's Bhakti or devotional past (Mirabai and Chandidas come easily to mind), Janavi Held--writer, photographer, cineaste, observer of small miracles--chronicles the arrhythmia of a heart in love with Divinity. Letters to My Oldest Friend is a revelation. In elegant, spare verse and contemplative visual imagery, she gently cautions that we are victims of speeding postmodernism at risk of losing of souls, and that we will find the tools of our salvation in the quiet, unassuming details of everyday life. Here is a much needed roadmap to our inner...

Like many God-inspired poets of India's Bhakti or devotional past (Mirabai and Chandidas come easily to mind), Janavi Held - writer, photographer, cineaste, observer of small miracles - chronicles the arrhythmia of a heart in love with Divinity. Letters to My Oldest Friend is a revelation. In elegant, spare verse and contemplative visual imagery, she gently cautions that we are victims of speeding postmodernism at risk of losing our souls, and that we will find the tools of our salvation in the quiet, unassuming details of everyday life. Here is a much needed roadmap to our inner...

"I'm shifting by degree," we hear in the opening poem of Ann Herlong-Bodman's Loose in Far-away Places, a collection filled with the wondrous vision of what it's like to journey--alone--away from the familiar. This bold and adventurous poet must have surprised even herself when one day she left her predictably safe landlubber life to venture seaward, on her own--to the unpredictable and the new. First, there's the adventure of living on a boat, surely a lifelong dream that includes halcyon days on the water, but undoubtedly also lonely, dark--and sometimes scary--nights on the...