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17 kirjaa tekijältä Isabelle Athmann
Dans le jardin is a found heritage, those families of unicorns that alight with the gift of lightness and purpose. God, so wise to choose the wee ones (insects) to pollinate our gardens, is a miracle to behold. Treatise here attests to the elegance of wonderment of the multitude of species that, due to minute size, do not bend the stalks of flowering plants. As they metamorphize into pollinators, they gather nectar and, in turn, nourish us. Included here as well in the haiku treatise are the hummingbirds and their slight winged wind, again a testament to the lightness of being - also a pollinator by God's scheme. Within haiku, a poem, and the all elusive picturae, you find the daily joys of a gardener, tending to all.
Gardens hold the key to our salvation. Garden growth and harvest were always intended to be our nourishment. These adages attest to the garden's perpetual and everlasting forgiveness. And to gardener's gift to participate and grow. Belle's Garden Adages appear in this illustrated book due to the author's everlasting kindness in attending to "green growing things." Forever enchanted by the woodland creatures, shy today, but always present in gardens. The painted illustrations capture days in the life of a city garden and yard, grown here and witnessed since the late '60s.
Hear Ye Hear Ye Here, again, is a chance to acclaim a Calendrier Saison in poetic verse. Within is a treatise regarding the merits of the season the artist calls "Sacred Summer." A testament to the value of seeing the Summer season sacred through the lens of a rhyming poet. Again, mullers are invited into quiet, reflective contemplations of the Summer's ever-warming gifts. These warmer months' highlights are revered through kind and considerate illustration constructions, for this is truly a sacred season.
A haiku is seventeen syllables, with the cascading line rhythm of 5, 7, and 5, thus forming a three-line poem. Invented centuries ago in Japan, this formal haiku format now welcomes all poets. Through insights and intuitive responses, Haiku Reflections ennobles "glad tidings" through insightful responses to acts of kindness seen, acting as an accord, an extension of breath, within the whispered penned words, 180 poems. Haiku Reflections is a "reflective" issuance to witnessed graces.
Here within is a treaties regarding the value of the season called Spring. A testament to the value of seeing the divine through the lens of a rhyming poet. Pledged to awake us, reflective thinkers, those characterized by deep and quiet contemplations, we the mullers to venture out into the grace of Spring. Illustrated with examples of the awakening of this flourishing pattern of nature's growth and renewal. Plus, an avenue to showcase many dignitaries' contributions to the season, thus entitled Spring.
A Kind Poet's Proverbs, words of courage composed by the author, stand as a testament to life's truths and are written hoping to acknowledge there is a quality in the daily grind of life. A proverb penned holds promise when the breath and hope of another are never to be forsaken but are indeed wisely factored in. More could be philosophied upon, but these crafted gems of wisdom are intended to capture and reframe any of the chores and experiences of everyday home life and are joyfully shared here. Proverbs philosophically stand the test of time, so this genre was kindly chosen and tackled and enhanced with the poet's still life illustrations.
In Time I am chronicles awareness of a western-style poet in the conservation of hope, faith, and optimism. Expressed here are insights designed to foster courage. Experienced and witnessed bravery has a significant impact, not to be forgotten, and encouraged poet to find meaningful expression. Illustrated to bring hope and kindness home.
Here, within the Trinity of Caring, the author turns to haiku and paintings to express the found joy of breath in witnessing wildlife. Trinity of Caring then hopes to foster loving care for the wild dignitaries in our forests, oceans, seas, and the cosmos, and to be a conservational instrument to the wildness that beats strongly within us.
