‘Poetry is the shadow cast by our streetlight imaginations.’ (Lawrence Farlinghetti)

That is such a great definition. What do we imagine beyond our sight?  What is happening in the shadows of life? Are we brave enough to go there?

The use of poetry continues to grow as a recognised form of therapy. More and more psychotherapists across the US, UK and Europe continue to use poetry therapy as part of their practice. It can help us understand ourselves as the words move from our minds to touch our souls and sometimes inspire us.

Follow me up the steps and into that new world where surprises are around every corner, where beautiful emotions may catch you unawares and where a helpful insight might be revealed. Some have begun that journey by reading Shafts of Light and following are some responses –

It’s been a wonderful journey reading Shafts of Light. CV

Shafts of Light is a delightful combination of everything – inspiring, thoughtful, funny and very
relatable to my own life.   JB

With each turn of the page I’m lit up on the inside and wonder what part of my soul this poem will awaken. Kaye’s poem’s touch a place that gives me courage to listen for what is being said.    JD

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