Haiku of the Great Blue Hill - Poetry and Watercolors of Massachusetts (Lisa Shea Poetry) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (824 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1505702690 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 146 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
While she has explored other formats, it is always haiku that she is drawn back to. Lisa has written 40 fiction books, 78 non-fiction books, and 36 short stories. Lisa’s explorations of watercolors are more recent. While Lisa was born in Maryland, she has lived in Massachusetts, with two brief departures, for nearly the past thirty years. She adores its rolling hills, mossy forests, and serene coastlines. . About the Author Lisa Shea has loved creating poetry from her earliest days of writing. All author’s proceeds from Haiku of the Great Blue Hill benefit local battered women's shelters. For ten years she ran a feudal Japan newsletter. It undoubtedly ties into her love for the Japanese culture. She had always appreciated their look but was hesitant to try making them herself. As with so much of life, that was a decision that brought her great joy. Finally she released her expectations for perfection and decided to simply try
Meditations on Nature This is a very beautiful book to find your quiet space within. You will loose yourself in the water colors and find yourself in Lisa's poetry with your own perspective and reflections. In addition, the artist Lisa, also invites you to try your own watercolor, wit
Finally she released her expectations for perfection and decided to simply try. For ten years she ran a feudal Japan newsletter. As with so much of life, that was a decision that brought her great joy. . Lisa has written 40 fiction books, 78 non-fiction books, and 36 short stories. While she has explored other formats, it is always haiku that she is drawn back to. Lisa Shea has loved creating poetry from her earliest days of writing. She adores its rolling hills, mossy
There were no do-overs. She adores its rolling hills, mossy forests, and serene coastlines. All author’s proceeds from Haiku of the Great Blue Hill benefit local battered women's shelters. A crystalline drop of vision, delicately colored, conveying a pinpoint moment in time. There were no fixer-uppers. “Massachusetts” was the name of a Native American tribe which lived south of Boston. She has always adored the Japanese culture and ran a feudal Japan newsletter for ten years. This name loosely translates to “Great Blue Hill” – referencing the blue granite rock of the Milton / Canton area.. Just as in life, she took a deep breath, and began. Lisa has been writing poetry since she was a young girl. Join Lisa on her journey, and share your thoughts on the results! * * * Haiku of the Great Blue Hill - Poetry and Watercolors of Massachusetts is Lisa's first book of published poetry. Starting with its structure of five-seven-five syllables, its possibilities are endless. While Lisa was born in Maryland, she has lived in Massachusetts, with two brief departures, for nearly the past thirty years. The result was often swayed by water movement, air movement, and other factors far beyond her control. Meld that in with wet-on-wet watercolor, the very essence of patience and release of expectations, and you have a combination which inspires and soothes. Artist Lisa