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- Author: Tracey Daley Brocker
- Publisher: Finishing Line Press
- Year: 2019
- Pages: 42
- ISBN-10: 1635348692
- ISBN-13: 9781635348699
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Tracey Daley Brocker brings to her poems the ability to express human nature through the natural world with clarity and a touch of humor.
Tracey Daley Brocker takes the reader on a journey of wonder, insight and candid reflection. The Nature of Things reveals hidden thoughts, perplexities and the challenges of life itself. From the profundity of the vastness of the sea to the childhood imagination of a tome-influenced library, this collection of word pictures communicates the indispensable value of thought. From personal experience to in-depth analysis, it is, indeed, a thought provoking collection of poetic expression.
Rick Saunders, author of The Unbreakable Marriage
In Tracey’s poem “Walks with My Grandfather,” she tells of her grandfather who taught her many things “of nature and how to live with it” and “of life and how to live it.” She writes with honesty, directness, and sometimes a “wicked sense of humor” inherited from her mother. Tracey’s perspective on the nature of things in love, family, and the natural world will resonate with you long after you read her poems.
Katherine Wolfe, author of Time that Has Gone
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- Author: Tracey Daley Brocker
- Publisher: Finishing Line Press
- Year: 2019
- Pages: 42
- ISBN-10: 1635348692
- ISBN-13: 9781635348699
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Tracey Daley Brocker brings to her poems the ability to express human nature through the natural world with clarity and a touch of humor.
Tracey Daley Brocker takes the reader on a journey of wonder, insight and candid reflection. The Nature of Things reveals hidden thoughts, perplexities and the challenges of life itself. From the profundity of the vastness of the sea to the childhood imagination of a tome-influenced library, this collection of word pictures communicates the indispensable value of thought. From personal experience to in-depth analysis, it is, indeed, a thought provoking collection of poetic expression.
Rick Saunders, author of The Unbreakable Marriage
In Tracey’s poem “Walks with My Grandfather,” she tells of her grandfather who taught her many things “of nature and how to live with it” and “of life and how to live it.” She writes with honesty, directness, and sometimes a “wicked sense of humor” inherited from her mother. Tracey’s perspective on the nature of things in love, family, and the natural world will resonate with you long after you read her poems.
Katherine Wolfe, author of Time that Has Gone
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