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- Author: Jennifer O'Neill Pickering
- Publisher: I Street Press
- ISBN-10: 1941125514
- ISBN-13: 9781941125519
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Blooming In Winter, by literary and visual artist Jennifer O'Neill Pickering, is a collection of lyrical poetry celebrating the sense of place: rural and urban and important passages: birth, love, loss, exploration, maturity, and death. Jennifer's poetry is both accessible and thought provoking; often humorous, it reflects an interest in nature and the nature of human relationships. Her voice honors beginnings in rural northern California writing of the loss of habitat, farmland and wilderness, and a longing for simpler living. She invites urbanites and country cousins to connect with her poetry. Her writing has been described by Sacramento Poet Laureate Emeritus Bob Stanley, "Sweet and painful pulling the reader close with a clear lyrical voice." Julia Connor, Sacramento Poet Laureate Emeritus described her poetry as "A lyric voice alive to the environment and as awake to the interior weathers." You will find writing with the detail of a painter capturing the layers of the landscape and textures of relations in nuances of color. The book includes ten of Jennifer's visual art works.
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- Author: Jennifer O'Neill Pickering
- Publisher: I Street Press
- ISBN-10: 1941125514
- ISBN-13: 9781941125519
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Blooming In Winter, by literary and visual artist Jennifer O'Neill Pickering, is a collection of lyrical poetry celebrating the sense of place: rural and urban and important passages: birth, love, loss, exploration, maturity, and death. Jennifer's poetry is both accessible and thought provoking; often humorous, it reflects an interest in nature and the nature of human relationships. Her voice honors beginnings in rural northern California writing of the loss of habitat, farmland and wilderness, and a longing for simpler living. She invites urbanites and country cousins to connect with her poetry. Her writing has been described by Sacramento Poet Laureate Emeritus Bob Stanley, "Sweet and painful pulling the reader close with a clear lyrical voice." Julia Connor, Sacramento Poet Laureate Emeritus described her poetry as "A lyric voice alive to the environment and as awake to the interior weathers." You will find writing with the detail of a painter capturing the layers of the landscape and textures of relations in nuances of color. The book includes ten of Jennifer's visual art works.
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