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Informazioni sull'operaLove Letters to the Earth Vol 1: Welcoming One Home to Their Nature di Brigid Hopkins
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Step into a powerful living prayer and reconnect with nature in this three-volume poetry collection.Artfully embarking on a beautiful and profound journey through the depths of nature and human experience, Love Letters to the Earth is a thought-provoking three-volume poetry collection that seeks to illuminate the shared world we inhabit together and enrich our inner environments on our shared travels through life. With flowing prose and vivid imagery that bursts from every page, these poems will speak to your soul and let your imagination roam free, exploring how our personal wellbeing resonates with the health of our homes, communities, and collective.Lovingly crafted as a deeply authentic and accessible read that opens the door to poetry, these three volumes initiate readers into a life-affirming artform, examining the challenges facing ourselves and our world, along with how we can rise above them. These volumes encourage and challenge you to rediscover your lost or waning connection with nature, rekindle your boundless passion for life, and strive to cultivate a mindset of health and lasting joy.Shedding light on some of life's deepest mysteries and puzzles, Love Letters to the Earth serves as a passionate living prayer and dedication to Mother Earth, echoing with words of healing as it cherishes our timeless connection with the world. These poems help us unshackle ourselves from conditioning, emerge into our authentic selves, and develop a deep appreciation for our shared experiences as human beings. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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The premise of this volume is of the authors journey towards finding their own sense of home. The poems are arranged alphabetically which is certainly tidy but it does not provide any consistent narrative through the work. There is more of a feeling of a loose connection rather than a cohesive topic which is being explored. Which brings me to my first difficulty with this book.
The title is "Love Letters to The Earth" and that is what I was hoping for. In some pieces there is a clear sense of being inspired by or referencing the natural world however the majority is dealing with the authors personal struggles. It is not that the poetry and prose if bad, it is that there is often no clear link to the title of the book.
The second difficulty I had was that some of the pieces are profoundly personal which left me with the feeling that I was reading their private journal, a somewhat uncomfortable sensation. It is apparent that the author has a personal agenda closely aligned to social justice movements, which may put some readers off.
There was however a some very good points. The author uses repetition, alliteration and consonance to great affect; I personally wish the inclusion of text speak had been ommited. There are some powerful pieces included such as "Get Back Up" and "I am the Underdog" and "Lands of Origination."
In conclusion, I think the title is a little misleading and some of the pieces are too personal to the author to be entirely comfortable at times. (