'Winged Words'
Unites hearts globally through the power of poetry.
It's a masterpiece that unites readers worldwide through the universal language of poetry. Dive in and explore its beautiful themes!
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About the Book
Winged Words contains a captivating collection of poems that weaves together the delicate threads of nature, emotion, and the mysteries of life. It crafts vivid images with words, creating a tapestry of experiences that range from the ethereal beauty of night to the profound pain of loss. Each poem offers a unique glimpse into the intricacies of existence, inviting readers to contemplate the deeper meanings hidden beneath the surface.
Many of the poems and prose are accompanied by illustrations, all of which have come from the hand and heart of the author, from pen sketches, to linocuts, to acrylic paintings and mono prints, all are her own work.
This work is offered as a beautiful accompaniment to your daily life, to pick up, open at random and read whatever is within, it is sure to ‘hit the spot’, to uplift, inspire and maybe point you towards a new viewpoint, or even to know that others are feeling exactly the same way, in whatever situation you find yourself.
These words, these images will stay with you in your heart long after you have put this book down.
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About the Author
Annette is a writer and artist from Northamptonshire, England. She has been writing and painting since childhood and has won many awards for her creative essays and poems. For over 25 years, she taught Yoga and Meditation, and she has been involved in healing for most of her life.
Annette finds inspiration in almost anything, from nature to inspiration from within. She spends part of each day walking her black Labrador, Dexter, and whenever she can, she walks the beach and swims in open water. Family is also a very important part of her life, including her two sons, six grandchildren, and a multitude of pets and livestock.
Her work is found in private art collections worldwide. Her work is also featured in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Scarborough Museum under the banner of the Printmakers Council.