Where All is Brought to Light

"Floating mid-heaven, /your silver body glows, /. . . by dawn a tangerine globe shimmering, /whisper, /

This is why I woke you

from "Conversation with the Moon"

In her debut poetry collection, Where All Is Brought To Light, Heather Grant writes of her observations, conversations, and mystical experiences in and with the natural world.

She writes of a lone cardinal on a snowy branch; a gigantic oak shimmering green at night; towers of monsoon dust a mile high; an ancient banyan tree filled with tiny island birds; a lunar eclipse seen from the porch; a walk with Sequoias; night rainbows.

The poems in this collection are drawn from Ms. Grant's experiences in the varied landscapes of Arizona, California, Hawaii, and Virginia. They invite us to pay attention to the fierce and exquisite beauty of the natural world.