The Poetry of Flowers by Samuel Carr

The Poetry of Flowers gathers over fifty poems from past and present voices - from the classic voices of poets such as Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman to contemporary poets. Each celebrating the forms, colours and fleeting magic of flowers. 

Accompanied by delicate, full-colour illustrations of blossoms, blooms and petals, the book becomes a little shrine of nature’s quiet beauty, an invitation to pause, breathe and sense the simple poetry of leaves and buds.

Perfect for lovers of poetry, nature, gardens, or anyone who finds solace in floral imagery, this collection evokes spring’s first daffodils, the summer scent of jasmine, autumn’s mourning rose, or a winter’s wreath of evergreen.

Hardback 112 pages, 50 colour illustrations