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Poetry collection, Canadian poet, Life poetry, Nature poetry, Spiritual poetry, Descriptive poetry, Mature poetry
Sprigs and Twigs
A Solitary Note & Selected Poems (Collector's Edition)
by
Terry-Lynn Johnson
This collection is for poetry lovers – and for those who don’t yet know they love poetry. The poems can be read on a rainy day or over morning coffee. The engaging narrative and rich imagery lends itself to a tone of melancholic joy as the reader reflects on what is common to human experience Themes include nature, spiritualism, death and hope. The Collector’s Edition is a first publication of the author’s selection.
"Personal and heartfelt, Sprigs and Twigs is a unique collection of poems, on topics ranging from the beauty of nature to the tragedy of death. This volume of poetry gives the reader a sense of bittersweet nostalgia, but also leaves an image of hope and triumph over life’s challenges. An interesting perspective on life that entertains and enlightens. Well done!”
—Jill Knorr, Elementary School Librarian
“Incredible! Every poem is rich with vivid imagery and musical meter while drawing you into a story that plays out like a motion picture in one’s imagination!”
—Scott Van Teeffelen, Recording Artist
“The strength to soar with wind beneath your wings is found in this collection of poetry. The poet’s descriptions are crisp and vivid. The words are deep and make you think and ponder. They drew me in and I couldn’t stop reading. I can see the tabby chasing the mole, the old man wrapped in his cardigan in the garden, or the bowl of milk for the kittens in the loft. You are taken on a journey with each poem. I invite you to curl up on the sofa and take an unforgettable voyage through this collection of poetry.”
—Lauren A. Harrison, Author/Poet
Born in Nipigon, Ontario, Terry-Lynn Johnson lives on the shores of Lake Superior. She has a Master in Education with undergraduate degrees of Honours Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education from Lakehead University. She is published with The Thomas Hardy Society and on The Victorian Web. Her career is with First Nation education within Northern Ontario communities.
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