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Journey to the Morning Light - Poems - cover

Journey to the Morning Light - Poems

Catherine de Vinck

Publisher: Iron Pen

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Summary

A posthumous collection of poems on the beauty of the seasons, creation, life and death, from beloved poet Catherine de Vinck.

In the words of the Foreword by Mary Evelyn Tucker, the poetry of Catherine de Vinck, "calls us to ever greater awareness of who we are and where we dwell. She offers us glimpses of truth, not answers to our questions. She lights the path, sometimes with the brilliance of a single image. More often she surrounds us with the atmosphere of dusk—the twilight arising in our consciousness where mood and memory mingle."


 
Available since: 09/26/2023.
Print length: 112 pages.

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