Flower of Life in Three Movements

Jennifer Grant is a master gardener, a poet of powerful platonic zeal with a zest for life present in an array of poems, including haibun with accompanying haiku. This collection is an ardent garden of delight with an array of blooms: dahlias, azaleas, sunflowers, hibiscuses, and hydrangeas, to name a few. Like Louisa May Alcott's Flower Fables, Grant's Flower of Life is a dance among blossoms, a symphony of interwoven soundings signifying how it is to tender life's generative grandeur. -Sue Brannan Walker, Ph.D., retired Professor of English at the University of South AlabamaIf you want to go "hiking and healing in the garden of the gods," you'll enjoy Flower of Life by Jennifer Grant. Her book is an exploration of flowers in gardens, paintings, and healing; her poems show many ways that flowers bless the Earth. Her poetry presents a unique vision and voice and shares the wisdom of her life experience in gorgeous and provocative language. Each poem is like a walking meditation. -Diane Frank, author, While Listening to the Enigma Variations: New and Selected Poems

Pages: 90, Paperback, Kelsay Books