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My new collection pre order kindle edition

Good luck with this, Paul.
Thank you, Jenn. Editor gives this description of it:

Book overview

Step softly into a world alive with hidden motion. Rivers, wetlands, and hedgerows speak of connected lives both human and wild, past and present. Fish sense the water's secrets, moss remembers its slow growth, and birds and insects move through landscapes shaped by history, care and time. Time flows in geological, ecological, and cosmic layers. Paul Brookes gives voice to stars, rivers, and the smallest creatures.

A celebration of the quiet and overlooked, this collection of poetry shows that wonder is found in the details often missed. Paul Brookes demonstrates that listening deeply to the world is an act of care and stewardship.
 
Thank you, Jenn. Editor gives this description of it:

Book overview

Step softly into a world alive with hidden motion. Rivers, wetlands, and hedgerows speak of connected lives both human and wild, past and present. Fish sense the water's secrets, moss remembers its slow growth, and birds and insects move through landscapes shaped by history, care and time. Time flows in geological, ecological, and cosmic layers. Paul Brookes gives voice to stars, rivers, and the smallest creatures.

A celebration of the quiet and overlooked, this collection of poetry shows that wonder is found in the details often missed. Paul Brookes demonstrates that listening deeply to the world is an act of care and stewardship.


Spot on review Paul
 
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