Joy a Burki-Watson

Imagination's Ideation Joy a Burki-Watson

This poetry book is a comprehensive study of nature as well as that of human nature using the Rondeau poetry form. This form was made famous by Canadian army physician John McCrae in his 1915 wartime poem "In Flanders Field". The first few lines read as such: In Flanders field the poppies grow between the crosses, row on row ... Some of these poems may take you back to a time that you'll remember as such while recalling the thoughts that you had on that theme. Or maybe you'll find yourself drifting into the images shared with a realization that, perhaps, you had never gazed on the topic from that perspective. Either way this book becomes a journey into how, we as caring people, can come to view our world through another's eyes. This book can also serve as an educational tool for those studying the different forms of poetry as well as for those that enjoy reading poetic thoughts. Set your imaginations free as you enjoy this collection of Rondeau poetry.