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Poetry in Nature

Patsy Whittle
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Pages
32
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Patsy Whittle

About

Poetry has long been used as therapy to connect the mind and body. It can take you to the deepest corners of your being and open doors to a natural way of thinking. You can read the words and let your mind explore their meaning, bringing a well-needed sense of calm to an unsettled soul. Don't let the wonders of nature escape you and hold you back from the beauty of its splendor. Take time from your busy life and connect with our friends in nature while breathing in the beauty all around you. Patsy is from Canada. She writes children's books and poetry. When she is not writing she likes going for long walks and getting in touch with nature. It is usually on her walks that the characters for her next book are born.

Related Subjects

  • Women Authors
  • Poetry
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