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- Author: Kimberley Castlemain
- Publisher: Library and Archives Canada
- ISBN-10: 1999255828
- ISBN-13: 9781999255824
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Tourmaline Dreams II is a poetic sequel that continues a story, changes it forever and lives to show poetry readers everywhere that healing can happen. In her first two collections Kimberley dug deep into a world of pain, confusion and heartache. Here, the inner strength is discovered, and we get the next part of the story. Poetry can be about much more than melancholy, and the writing here intends to uplift, inspire and enchant.Tourmaline Dreams is really a place. A magical place where fear is good, pain is helpful and happiness is an illusion. We paint flowers over the past to leave it behind better than we found it. We talk to the cosmos in all her glory to make some sense of ourselves. We stop fighting to let go, and learn how to honour all that has become parts of us.
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- Author: Kimberley Castlemain
- Publisher: Library and Archives Canada
- ISBN-10: 1999255828
- ISBN-13: 9781999255824
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Tourmaline Dreams II is a poetic sequel that continues a story, changes it forever and lives to show poetry readers everywhere that healing can happen. In her first two collections Kimberley dug deep into a world of pain, confusion and heartache. Here, the inner strength is discovered, and we get the next part of the story. Poetry can be about much more than melancholy, and the writing here intends to uplift, inspire and enchant.Tourmaline Dreams is really a place. A magical place where fear is good, pain is helpful and happiness is an illusion. We paint flowers over the past to leave it behind better than we found it. We talk to the cosmos in all her glory to make some sense of ourselves. We stop fighting to let go, and learn how to honour all that has become parts of us.
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