Random Seed: Poetry

by Sharon Feltman SingingMoon

Overview

Dotted with personal photography, this poetry volume is exposes human emotion, states of awareness, and blendsa spiritual meditative gift Sharon SingingMoon ably imparts to her words. Filled with meaning through structured verse, haiku, and prosaic imagery, this book is inclusive of subjects man and nature have held close and dear across time. Sharon's observation and presentation is exquisite.The many layers of meaning bear reading again and again, each time to learn more about yourself and your world. Truly music to the mind.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781942168904
Publisher:	AKA Yola
Publication date:	12/05/2018
Pages:	116
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.24(d)

About the Author

Sharon SingingMoon is a Missourian through and through. She has been writing all her life and is active in the local writing community. This is her first published volume.

Editorial Reviews

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Percy Shelly wrote that 'poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world.' Sharon SingingMoon in her new book Random Seed refuses to accept that declaration except in its most positive sense. Her poems declare themselves to be protectress and speaker for all flora, fauna, and the planet on which our lives depend. In her shamanic journey, she conjures the feminine to penetrate deeply into the spirit of place as she seeks union and oneness: 'My senses no longer separate me/I know the . . . letting go of mind/of being everything/my body a whisper.' Sharon SingingMoon has given us a blueprint, a book, to heal us all and save all the random seeds yet to spark alive. A necessary and beautiful book for our times."

—Walter Bargen

First Poet Laureate of Missouri and author of many volumes of Poetry,

as well as his latest, My Other Mother’s Red Mercedes

"What a joy it has been to walk with poet Sharon SingingMoon this morning while reading Random Seed. Bravo, lovely woman! "

—Cathy Salter, author

Notes from Boomerang Creek and Notes from Breakfast Creek

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