SPIRIT: A Dance of Poetry

by Saira Priest, Angela Myers

Within these pages you will wander through a weaving of inspirational poems which unlock each other, mirror each other, and illuminate one another. SPIRIT enraptures the reader with delightful poetry in praise of nature and creation, and surprises us with a dance between two poets.

Explore a variety of topics interwoven with such fluid artistry, you will not only be swept into the poetry, but also marvel at how each poem tangos with another. Behold the beauty of our animate world, open your heart to deep reverence for life, and journey to unseen realms.

Presence Spirit in all things, especially yourself, as you braid meaning into this fabric of shared poetry and read the words into being - all flowing beautifully together, illustrating the graceful dance which could only be choreographed by a higher power. SPIRIT.

134 pages, Paperback

Published June 25, 2022

About the author

Saira's mission is to see people shine their light!
All of her works center around nature and spirituality.
See where the muse has led her as she explores shining her own light to set a good example for you:

https://www.sairapriest.com

Reviews

[Sierra Donaldson · Rating 5 out of 5]

The writings of Saira and Angela are beautifully intertwined in this collaborative book of poems. Each poem encapsulates something unique and sets the stage for the content that follows. Easily understood, yet moving and powerful, this collection is well-worth the read. One of my favorites is on page 53, although it’s impossible to pick just one <3

[Nikki Scruggs · Rating 5 out of 5]

SPIRIT is a beautifully written collection of poems about nature and life. All pieces are so relatable to different aspects of life while encompassing the vastness of nature. Both authors did a wonderful job of writing wonderful pieces and having such an ease in understanding their point of view.

[Jenny · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spirit is a book complied of poems between two poets that span about creation, nature, spirit, etc. The two poets completely compliment each other throughout the whole thing. You can hear the two different authors in your head as you get through the book but the way they mirror each other is delightful. It gives off a very light energy which makes it a pleasant read.