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• IN A NUTSHELL:This book is a collection of 32 wholehearted nature poems and delightful illustrations by writer/poet, illustrator, and avid nature traveler, Gyaneshwari Dave. These poems celebrate the sublime nature in America with utter awe and joy while telling stories about the poet’s serendipitous and soulful encounters with various wondrous forms and places of the country’s spectacular natural beauty. Gyaneshwari’s subtle yet unassuming and often spiritual way of looking at nature offers a uniquely gentle and reverent perspective on America’s wilderness, including some of the country’s most beloved national parks.• WHEN YOU READ THIS BOOK:Reflect on the mystical depths of the Grand Canyon with 'A Sculptor River', then experience talking to 'The Giant Sequoia Tree!', follow along the joyous path of 'The Little River' at the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, make an unforeseen stop at the Blue Ridge Parkway to marvel at the 'Fall Berries At Blue Ridge', stand quietly by the side of the picture-perfect Milwaukee lake to overhear a whimsical conversation between 'The Weeping Willow and The Lake,' or simply stroll through a country road in Georgia to witness an ethereal display of fireflies in 'A Lit Up Meadow.' A wealth of immersive poetry is waiting to enrich your heart and uplift your soul - when you pick this book up!• THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU, IF:-Paying attention to nature is a vital part of being alive for you.-You relish nature poems or want a blissful gift for someone who does.-You want to reconnect with the natural world or explore your connection to it even deeper.-You are an outdoor and national park enthusiast, looking for a heartfelt, poetic take on America’s world-famous natural beauty.• THE AUTHOR:Gyaneshwari Dave is a nature writer/poet and illustrator, who had found a special bond and solace in the natural world very early in her life, as a nine-year-old, lonely child. This connection has evolved into a lifelong quest to discover her serenity, joy, and meaning in the enduring honesty of nature. 'Whenever I can, I make eager attempts to have a word with this wilderness - to decipher its speechless expressions, to make at least some meaning of the holy silence it never breaks,' she says.Through her nature writings and poetry, Gyaneshwari shares her interpretations of the beauty, wonder, wisdom, and joy she finds in the natural world, and explores our connection to it.
