In Days Divine: Poems From Both Sides of the Pond
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    [synopsis] => Bestselling author F. E. Greene shares the collection of poems that celebrates her time living in England. From big cities to small towns, magnificent vistas to mundane routines, In Days Divine encapsulates Greene's daily inspiration and continuous delight with the land that enchanted her since childhood. Each of the collection's four sections reflects a different phase of Greene's journey from the exhilaration of departure to her reflections upon moving back to the States. Three of Greene's bestselling fiction series are based in some of England's most beloved locations including London, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and the Lake District. While a resident of the U.K., Greene participated in a variety of online poetry challenges which resulted in this eclectic assortment of forms, styles, and subjects. Each poem is accompanied by its specific prompt along with explanations of the various types including (but not limited to) ballad, caesura, haiku, lune, sedoka, sestina, and the Shakespearean sonnet. Although Greene considers herself to be a "quotidian poet," she relished the opportunity to develop her skills and document her magical journey through poetic forms both traditional and modern.
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