windows

by Kay Gardner

poems that offer glimpses into lives, into minds and hearts, into moments

picture walking down the road and glancing into windows, or driving and glancing out, each look offering a snapshot of the scene you've seen

might be good, might be bad, might be nonsense.. but it will be ~something~

Unknown Binding

About the author

i'm a poet. a proofer. a lover of wine, chocolate, cats, and cleverness. and a sucker for a well-crafted line (seriously. i'll stop whatever's going on so i can write it down).

poetry series at channillo
http://channillo.com/series/windows/
http://channillo.com/series/trees-lik...
https://channillo.com/series/drinking...


other places to find me
~"If We Painted a Canvas" anthology
https://www.amazon.com/If-We-Painted-...
~"Poetry Without Borders" anthology
https://www.amazon.com/Poetry-Without...
~"Figure in the Mist" anthology
https://www.amazon.com/Figure-Mist-Ch...
~Spillwords
http://spillwords.com/author/kaygardn...
~Scriggler
https://scriggler.com/Profile/kay_gar...

Reviews

[Kimberly Westrope · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ms. Gardner's poetry grips you tightly and pulls emotions from deep within. Though I love her short poems and haiku, I really enjoyed reading these longer poems. There were so many I could relate to personally. Her poetry is written in such a way that it is easy to connect with. I think most people would be able to see something of themselves in her poetry. I will definitely be re-reading this one again and again.

Note: I listened to the audio version, and while I wasn't thrilled with the narrator, it in no way detracted from the poems. I will, however, need a written copy to keep on my shelf.