Publisher's Synopsis
The poet William Wordsworth called poetry "the spontaneous overflow of feelings" originating from "emotion recollected in tranquility." Perhaps, to some extent, all poetry comes from the realm of the spirit. As for Rose's poetry, it is the work of her heart, only passing through her mind for it to execute the mechanics of setting the words down. Her words echo music played by angles; every poem pierces your heart with Cupid's accuracy. This work reflects the true love of a lover for her beloved. Her metaphors dance like a whirling dervish who has caught the entire universe in the moment of ecstasy.
