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The Art & Poetry of Travelers: Volume Two
Hardcover
Series: The Art & Poetry of Travelers, Book 2
Poetry AnthologiesFranceGeneral Poetry
ISBN13: 9781960045096
Publisher: Rachel Clift
Published: Dec 15 2024
Pages: 318
Weight: 2.42
Height: 1.00 Width: 8.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Where poetry meets Paris-eleven souls, one city, endless inspiration.
In the summer of 2023, eleven kindred spirits from around the world gathered beneath the glittering Parisian sky to create something extraordinary. Drawn together by a shared passion for art and poetry, they embarked on a transformative journey to capture the essence of the City of Light. This anthology is the result of that magical journey-an intimate collection of poems and illustrations born from the heart of Paris itself.
Led by artist and poet R. Clift, the group became known as The Starlight Poets. What began as a chance meeting of strangers soon blossomed into deep, soulful connections. Inspired by the beauty of Paris-the winding streets, the quiet hum of the Seine, the soft glow of candlelight in cathedrals-they channeled their experiences into words and art, exploring themes of love, creativity, adventure, and the mysteries of the universe. Each poet brought their own unique voice, but together they created something far greater than the sum of its parts: a reflection of the power of connection, the beauty of artistic expression, and the timeless allure of Paris.
In this enchanting anthology, you'll find poems that resonate with the spirit of wanderlust, illustrations that capture fleeting moments, and a deep, shared sense of wonder. From the first brushstrokes of dawn to the glow of the evening lights, these pages illuminate the extraordinary bond formed among these artists as they sought to express their souls through poetry and paint.
With heartfelt gratitude and awe, Rachel invites you to experience the magic of that summer. Through their words, The Starlight Poets shine bright, weaving a tapestry of emotion and creativity that will leave you feeling as though you, too, have wandered those cobbled streets, breathed in the air of Montmartre, and felt the pulse of Paris in your very bones.
May these words always shine through the dark.
rcliftpoetry.com @r.cliftpoetry
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