The Poetry Project

The Poetry Project is a captivating anthology that invites readers into a realm of vivid imagery, deep emotions, and reflective musings. Each poem in this collection acts as a window into the poet's unique world, offering glimpses of hope, introspection, humour, and serenity. From the enchanting whispers of Clare Erasmus to Stacey Broadbent's celebration of the writer's craft, this anthology paints a diverse tapestry of experiences. Angela Woolf's "Grace" captures the raw power of emotion, while Tessa Sillifant's "Reflection" offers a journey of self-discovery that resonates with universal truths. Hope Mendelssohn's "Silence" and Johanna M Rae's "Irresistible" juxtapose the quiet beauty of nature with the tantalising allure of desire. Andrene Low's whimsical vision of future eccentricity lightens the mood, while Deborah Carter's playful narrative of Santa's mishaps adds a delightful touch of humour. Susan Howard's "Contemplating the Quiet Life" and Raewyn Whyte's serene "Rippling" round out the collection by inviting readers to find peace in simplicity and nature. Each poet weaves their verses with precision and grace, ensuring that every page is filled with thought-provoking and heartwarming imagery. This anthology is perfect for those who seek solace in the written word and find comfort in the varied expressions of life's intricate tapestry. The Poetry Project promises to engage your heart and mind, making it an essential addition to any poetry lover's collection. Dive into these beautifully crafted verses and emerge with new insights and inspirations. *All proceeds of this anthology will be donated to the Ronald McDonald House* Contributing Authors:

Will Alexander

Stacey Broadbent

Leslie D. Bush

Deborah Carter

Marion Day

Clare Erasmus

Joshua Freeman

Sue Glamuzina

S.N. Goldensnoot

Warren Grieve

Susan Howard

Andrene Low

Hope Mendelssohn

Chanelle Muirhead

Deryn Pittar

Sally Pugh

Johanna M. Rae

Michelle Rooke

Tessa Sillifant

Peter Speakman

Katrina Ward

Raewyn Whyte

Angela Woolf