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Step into a world where mossy trails hum with forgotten wisdom and the breeze carries whispers from the beyond. In Poetry, Prose and Musing of a Crone: Finding the Magick in Everyday Life, Donna J. Brown presents a captivating collection of verse and reflection that gently urges readers to pause, breathe, and open their eyes to the beauty around them. Written for seekers of all ages and backgrounds, this book is a love letter to the natural world and a powerful reminder that finding magic in everyday life is possible-if only we're willing to look. These aren't just poems. They are invitations: to walk slowly, to observe deeply, to honor the sacredness of simple things. As one of today's most heartfelt nature poetry books, Brown's work speaks directly to those who feel most at home outdoors. Gardeners, hikers, and quiet wanderers alike will find themselves in these pages-especially those drawn to books about nature and spirituality. Inspired by her own journeys through forests, trails, gardens, and quiet corners of the world, these poems emerge from the earth itself, filled with reverence, presence, and light. Throughout this collection, Brown crafts spiritual poems about nature that awaken the senses and speak to the soul. She blends thoughtful prose with vivid imagery, weaving in themes of growth, healing, and sacred connection. For those called to earth-based paths, the collection also offers hints of Druid poetry, honoring the cycles of the seasons and the wisdom held in ancient traditions. Accompanied by photographs from her travels, these verses serve as a reflection of the places that inspired them-making it not only a poetry collection, but also a visual journey. Readers looking for outdoor poems that stir wonder and remind them of the divine in the everyday will find solace and inspiration here. This book is for anyone who believes that the earth speaks, and that poetry can help us hear it. Whether you're searching for inspiring nature poems to start your day, or simply wish to be reminded of life's subtle enchantments, Brown's musings will draw you in and stay with you long after the final page. Let this book be your companion on the trail-and a lantern for your spirit.
