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Wildflowers in bed of rocks 2018 issue

Wildflowers in bed of rocks

https://www.amazon.com/dp/b0105j2jfe



Kindle $1.07

　

Wildflowers in bed of rocks contains 69 poems of myriad tastes, I have finally stopped illustrating the poems, because they screw up the books in Amazon, so I have stopped wasting my creative energy. You will get only poems/stories in Kindle, Createspace. If you want to enjoy my illustrated works you will have to check out my digital store in Shoptly. I am piling up my illustrations there to my heart’s contentment!

　

"To every heart that smiles in storms. To every flower that teaches us to smile in adversity and privileged conditions! Tells us as they smile sitting in thorns, deserts and gentle gardens - Smile and you will spread light all around you, no matter how bleak your surrounding is!

　

Salutes to those who smile no matter where they are.

　

Human world is equally inhospitable to light, happy spirits I believe. It takes a lot to smile ignoring desert of unfair harshness of life, thorns of envy, everyone can smile in right environment but many chose not so smiling in right environment is an achievement too!

　

Hope we remember how fickle life is and use that as reminder to smile as long as it is possible!"

　

few words left by readers

　

Troy @ https://troythulu.net reviewed wildflowers in bed of rocks


Touching in its elegance January 18, 2017

A collection of sixty-nine poems, with such themes as love, beauty, and fantastic wonder, I found this book an excellent read on a cold winter's night when the skies are clear, with the stars alight so very far away.

　

These words are about the previous issue of the book, poems in this one are different.

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