Rainbow at Midnight

Résumé du livre

Mary Rogers-Grantham is a skilled and mature poet. A devoted professor of literature at Flagler College in Florida, she is the author of six major poetry collections, a frequent award winner in national contests, and has been published in many literary magazines and anthologies. Her poems are always hopeful yet honest, a guide to prospering and finding joy in difficult times, as well as celebrating life's blessings. She often turns to nature for examples of life's resurgent cycles.
Karla Schiller, winner of the University of Michigan's Hopwood Award for Poetry, says this about Ms. Rogers-Grantham's poetry: "From memories of loss to memories never lost, Mary Rogers-Grantham takes her readers on a deeply felt journey. Employing evocative language and fearless honesty, these are poems to be read and savored again and again."

COLORS IN A RAINBOW are often associated with feelings and emotions; however, the rainbow is also seen as a symbol of peace, hope and unity. These poems seek to bring visibility to rainbow experiences.