Blue Saxophone - Palmeira, Rosemary
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These poems navigate a human life and cross the Earth, touching on love, loss of love, warzones, motherhood, art, nature, ageing, forgiveness: images both tender and sharp, and grounded in the everyday: Smallbluemobilephone rings its dinky tune. But it never rings. Where is it? Who can it be? I scrabble in the bottom of my bag, I fumble with the somany buttons Dazzling sunny days, hot desert sands, the cool damp of ancient churches, a sterile hospital ward, and overstuffed handbags come together in Blue Saxophone. An exploration of lost childhood, longing, love, sickness, healing,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
These poems navigate a human life and cross the Earth, touching on love, loss of love, warzones, motherhood, art, nature, ageing, forgiveness: images both tender and sharp, and grounded in the everyday: Smallbluemobilephone rings its dinky tune. But it never rings. Where is it? Who can it be? I scrabble in the bottom of my bag, I fumble with the somany buttons Dazzling sunny days, hot desert sands, the cool damp of ancient churches, a sterile hospital ward, and overstuffed handbags come together in Blue Saxophone. An exploration of lost childhood, longing, love, sickness, healing, spirituality, social conflict, love of nature, art, music, social justice, sense of place and travel. The writing is elemental and sensory, inspired by personal experience,
Autorenporträt
Rosemary Palmeira was born in Oporto, where the river meets the sea and came to England when she was eight. She now lives near Beverley, East Yorkshire, near river and sea. She is a writer, artist, musician and part-time psychotherapist and has worked many years with refugees and asylum seekers. She is married with three grown children and one new granddaughter. She loves music, travel, reading and swimming. She recently walked the Anna Purna trail in the Himalayas. She facilitates creative and spiritual workshops at her converted barn.