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Poetry Treasures 2: Relationships Kindle Edition
A collection of poetry from the poet/author guests of Robbie Cheadle on the "Treasuring Poetry" blog series on Writing to be Read in 2021. Relationships are golden and each of Arthur Rosch, Elizabeth Merry, D Avery, Robbie Cheadle, Harmony Kent, Lauren Scott, Julespaige, Leon Stevens, Colleen M. Chesebro, Miriam Hurdle, Marjorie Mallon, and Lynda McKinney Lambert pay poetic tribute to their most intense personal moments.
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherWordCrafter Press
- Publication dateMarch 12, 2022
- File size866 KB
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For Kaye Lynne Booth, writing is a passion. Kaye is a multi-genre author and freelance writer with published work both online and in print. Kaye holds a dual M.F.A. degree in Creative Writing with emphasis in genre fiction and screenwriting. It is a very strange time indeed when Kaye does not have at least three WIPs going in addition to her writing for hire and other life activities. Kaye also maintains a writing blog, "Writing to be Read," where she publishes things of interest in the literary and screenwriting worlds.
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- ASIN : B09XJ76MHV
- Publisher : WordCrafter Press (March 12, 2022)
- Publication date : March 12, 2022
- Language : English
- File size : 866 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Not Enabled
- Print length : 106 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #3,408,090 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #315 in African Poetry (Kindle Store)
- #1,133 in African Poetry (Books)
- #2,120 in British Poetry
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About the authors
South African author and illustrator, Robbie Cheadle, has written and illustrated sixteen children’s books, illustrated a further three children's books, and written and illustrated three poetry books. Her work has also appeared in poetry and short story anthologies.
Robbie also has two novels and a collection of short stories published under the name of Roberta Eaton Cheadle and has horror, paranormal, and fantasy short stories featured in several anthologies under this name.
Colleen M. Chesebro grew up in a large city in the Midwest. Keen on making her own way in the world, she joined the United States Air Force after graduation to tour the world and find herself. To this day, that search continues.
An avid reader, Colleen M. Chesebro rekindled her love of writing poetry after years spent working in the accounting industry. These days, she loves crafting syllabic poetry, flash fiction, and creative fiction and nonfiction.
In addition to poetry books, Chesebro’s publishing career includes participation in various anthologies featuring short stories, flash fiction, and poetry. She’s an avid supporter of her writing community on her blog on by organizing and sponsoring a weekly syllabic poetry challenge, called #TankaTuesday, where participants experiment with traditional and current forms of Japanese and American syllabic poetry.
Chesebro lives in the house of her dreams in mid-Michigan, surrounded by the Great Lakes with her husband and two (unicorn) cats, Chloe & Sophie.
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
M J Mallon was born in Lion city, Singapore, a passionate Scorpio with the Chinese Zodiac sign of a lucky rabbit. MJ spent her early childhood in Hong Kong and her teen years in Edinburgh, enthralled by her parents’ stories of living and working overseas. Her experiences sparked her current desire to travel and see the world from her two favourite places, Edinburgh and Portugal. She often returns to her old home in Cambridge, the inspiration for her YA Fantasy series, The Curse of Time.
Standing by the world famous Corpus Christi Clock in Cambridge, watching it in awe, she ponders what might happen next!
MJ loves to write magical stories, sprinkling them with a liberal dollop of extraordinarily imaginative magic!
Next Chapter Publishing YA fantasy series
Bloodstone - The Curse of Time Book 1
And the 2nd in the series
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Her writing credits include paranormal, best-selling horror, supernatural short stories, flash fiction, poetry, pandemic inspired poetry and best-selling anthologies. Poetry/flash collections include Lockdown Innit, Mr. Sagittarius Poetry & Prose, The Hedge Witch And The Musical Poet and Do What You Love!
Her eclectic blog shares her love of reading, reviewing, writing, poetry, photography and travel: https://mjmallon.com/
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For Kaye Lynne Booth, writing is her passion. It is a very strange time indeed when Kaye Lynne does not have at least three WIPs, in addition to her other writings, teaching and other life activities. Kaye Lynne lives, works and plays in the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
Visit her author's blog and website, "Writing to be Read" to learn more about Kaye Lynne Booth and her writing. https://kayelynnebooth.wordpress.com/
Lauren Scott is a poet and writer of fiction and memoir. She has authored three collections of poetry: New Day, New Dreams (2013), Finding a Balance (2015), and Ever So Gently (2023). In 2021, she released her memoir, More than Coffee in verse and prose. Lauren's poetry and stories have been published in Spillwords Press, a literary Ezine where she was voted Author of the Month in May 2023. She is a contributing author in the anthologies, Poetry Treasures 2: Relationships (2022), This is How We Grow (2023), and Petals of Haiku (2024). Her poems are shared monthly on the online literary site, Gobblers and Masticadores. Her first children’s book will be released in October 2024. Writing inspiration comes from her love of family, spending time in the great outdoors, and finding joy in the simple things.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2022“Poetry Treasures 2: Relationships” is a collection of poetry from several authors. I have enjoyed the work of many of the poets, but there were some I met for the first time in this book. It was nice how it was set up to introduce the author before their poetry. I appreciated having many poets together in one collection to experience different views, feelings, and images. The individual take on relationships offered a glimpse into not only their writing but gave me a few new authors to read. There was a lot of great poetry, so I won’t single any out to share. A fantastic read I can easily recommend for poetry lovers.
- Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022The poems in this collection are on a variety of topics, not just relationships. For example, “Spin Cycle” by D Avery reflects on the history of doing laundry.
I can relate to Robbi Cheadle’s poem, “Workplace Relationships” and agree with the point made in “Ego” by Leon Stevens. Lynda McKinney Lambert’s togetherness poem reminded me of the time I tried to get my late husband to write a memoir with me. This poetry collection has treasures everyone will enjoy.
- Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2022This is an eclectic and talented group of poets who have come together to contribute to this anthology, and while each writing style is different, each poem is to be savored. Reading this collection also gave me the opportunity to meet some new authors, such as Elizabeth Merry, Jules Paige, and D. Avery. At the same time, I enjoyed poems from authors that I know and follow, Robbie Cheadle, Colleen Cheseboro, Miriam Hurdle, M.J. Mallon, and Harmony Kent. I'd be hard-pressed to pick a favorite. Each poem deals with relationships in some way, as that is the overarching theme. M.J. Mallon's poem, "No Holidays for Writers," struck a chord with me. Here's one small example, "Goading, grinning, "Edits to do!" My evil editor winks. Tormenting me...with spelling games confuse and contest..."
Then there's this one from Lynda McKinney Lambert. "I heard the roar of Harley Thunder. The warrior in black leathers returned home."
I loved all of the poems. So, if you want something with variety and are a lover of deeply expressed poetry, this would be a great book for you!
- Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023This book is a fine collection of writings about relationships.
Each is personal and unique.
A good collection for reading and relaxing.
- Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023Poetry Treasures, edited by Kaye Lynne Booth, is the second collection in this series, this time focusing on relationships. It is a delightful collection of varied poems from twelve poets that added sparkle to lots of different parts of my day. Some of my favorites--
The Pet--about a favorite dog
The Lightnihg Tree--about the story behind a lightning-struck tree
Keep it Tight--about the inevitable crowd in a family kitchen
Workplace Relationships--about the unusual camaraderie that develops in office environs
The poets included are all different, with their own take on life's events, but all of them had me thinking outside the lines on events I might otherwise have missed. Highly recommended for those who enjoy the thought-provoking nature of poetry.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2022I enjoyed the first Poetry Treasures anthology and decided to give this one a try as well. The anthology includes a selection of poems from twelve poets, and as the title suggests, the theme of relationships guided the work. Despite the unifying theme, the poems were quite varied in content and style, and I enjoyed the diversity of forms and voices.
In many anthologies, there’s a range of skill, and some pieces reflect more talent than others. I have to say that in this case, I found all of the poems well-crafted and a pleasure to read. Some of them I recognized from previously published anthologies, and it’s a good sign of their quality that they were so memorable.
That said, I did have some favorites—too many to list, of course. Here is a handful that I especially enjoyed: “The Red Petticoat” by Elizabeth Merry, “A Jar” by D. Avery, “She Lives and Yet She’s Dead” by Robbie Cheadle, and “Fat Belly Joy” by Marjorie Mallon. And so many more.
Prior to each set of poems there’s a short biography of the poet. Many of these poets have their own published collections for readers who didn’t get enough here. The book took me about an hour to read (approximately 36 poems in all) and it was an hour well spent. Highly recommended