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Theodora Hart is a prairie woman who suffers loss but whose unique faith burns bright. She is rooted in the land of her youth and despite bad weather blooms strong like the August sun. Jesus also lights her heart. These brief poems tell of Theodora's grief and the shafts of wheat she pounds and kneads into the bread of life.

April's potent metaphors are modern-day elixirs.

The poems in this chapbook are based on the names of paint colours. Award-winning writer April Bulmer collected samples from local hardware stores and used the names as titles for her poems. As she wrote, a short narrative developed: a story of Canadian soulmates who have reincarnated. The female narrator recalls earlier lives in other countries. Whether Chinese, Black, Indigenous or White the couple is always spiritually inclined. In this inc...

April Bulmer is an award-winning Canadian poet. Her Year of the Dog: A Poet's Journal represents a thought-provoking period in her life. Her evocative prose, poetry and essays invite us to share the insights of a sensitive, mystical and gifted writer. Her name 'April' means 'to open.' Not surprising, her book is a candid reflection. She shares personal meditations on the year 2018 and earlier experiences and challenges. The book is also a spir...

Out of Darkness, Light was the motto of St. Lucia. Lucia or Lucy means light and bears the same root as "lucid" which suggest clear radiance. St. Lucia (283-304) is patron saint of the blind and those with eye trouble, as well as patron saint of Syracuse, Sicily where she was born.She became a Christian martyr after she endured abuse at the hands of Romans and survived. The significance of her martyrdom was integrated into an existing Scandina...

Blurbs:44 WordsIn her new book, And With Thy Spirit, award-winning poet and mystic, April Bulmer, speaks in the tongues of many women based on her visions of past lives. Even her favourite tree is a familiar old soul and "bows his stiff knees/ to weather."198 WordsAnd With Thy Spirit is a new book of poetry in which author, April Bulmer, unravels the story of her soul like gauze from a bandaged wound. Confident in the Eastern philosophy of rei...