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The poems included in this poetry collection reveal the poet's simplicity, depth of emotions and fecundity. The style of the poet is colloquial and conversational. All poems are technically accomplished. The poet shows a remarkable quality of creating fact and feeling into impressive words. The power and precision of the diction used in these poems is quite admirable.

What most strikes the reader is the spontaneous feelings in these poems included in the poetry collection. Now and again the poet's subtle images give a glimpse of the poet's great power. These poems reveal the poet's capacity for emotional intensity. Here we notice the magnificent union of form and thought.

Several poems in this collection are incomparable. In these poems we see the soaring height of imagination and poignant intensity of emotions. The minute wonders of poetic imagination in this collection will attract all readers of poetry.

These poems show remarkable style, and a wide diversity of theme. The intense creative power shown by the poet makes its presence felt in all these poems. All poems are full of remarkable verbal felicity. Apt phrasing and verbal condensation leave no doubt in our minds that the poet's achievement in this poetry collection is quite a feat. The poet with strong imagination is able to create the song of the soul in these poems. This poetry collection stands as a testament to the poet's literary prowess. The combination of style, thematic diversity, and the ability to craft a compelling "song of the soul" makes it a noteworthy and enjoyable read for those who appreciate the beauty and power of well-crafted poetry.

The poems included in this book show a wonderful wealth of original thought. The flights of the poet's imagination are quite impressive and remarkable. We find here bold and new images. The poet with strong imagination is able to create the song of the soul in these poems. The most remarkable characteristic of these poems is that the poet has aptly avoided banal epithets and false elegance.

These poems reveal remarkable skill and simplicity of style. Here we find a graceful and harmonious movement of language. The spontaneous and profound emotions are nowhere more exquisitelyrevealed than in these poems which are, in many respects, quite unique. Here we find the poet's passion and powerful imagination in rich abundance.

Sharon Waller Knutson's "My Grandfather is a Cowboy" is a collection of poetry you read as though you were watching a film from the old West, but without Hollywood's make believe. Knutson's poems take us deep into the heart of cowboy country: Montana, Idaho and Arizona, with wonderful lines like: "My father blows into town / with the Montana wind." and "He wore a black ten-gallon hat / and snakeskin boots and Levi's / so tight they painted his legs blue / I never saw a gun but in Texas / he said, he wore a Saturday / night special in a holster on his hip." Rose Mary Boehm, Sausade (Kelsay Books 2023) Sharon Waller Knutson's spare elegant and powerful storytelling is crafted with simplicity--common words, syntax, to create images that are complex, entertaining, and poignant, all at the same time. One example is the image of young love: "I imagine how my mother melts like the butter in the pan." It's hard to pick favorites but I go back to the title poem, "My Grandfather is a Cowboy," "Toddler Houdini" and "Smoke and Mirrors" for the stories they tell and to savor the rhythm of the words and images. Joan Leotta, Feathers on Stone (Main Street Rag 2022) In "My Grandfather Is a Cowboy," Sharon Waller Knutson lassoed me before I even got to the first poem. Still, I'd already met the strong resilient women of her family in "The Leading Ladies of My Life" and suspected the men had a hard act to follow. No need to worry though, as Knutson doesn't believe in dull storytelling. Her twists and turns, especially her surprise endings, keep readers galloping along, eager to see over the next page. Alarie Tennille, Three A.M. at the Museum (Kelsay Books 2021)

Jakob Brønnum: The Road to Tremonte From the author of A Little Book of Transcendence comes a new book of poetry stacked with powerful symbolic imagery and compelling poetic storytelling, exploring existential themes in a young man's search for the meaning of life. The Road to Tremonte is a pilgrimage in 83 poems. It follows the travels of the narrator looking for answers to life's most profound questions and challenges. The Road to Tremonte is Khalil Gibran's The Prophet meets Paolo Coelho's The Alchemist. The book unites strong, transparent poetry with a deep awareness of the personal processes of growth. It takes the reader on a lifelong trip towards achieving existential knowledge in the big perspective. And it is no easy-going journey. As soon as possible understanding and insight shows in the horizon, new doubts arise - just like we all experience on a daily basis. The cover has an original artwork by Josefine Frej Mikuta This is the perfect book for the young person who discovered there is more to life than meets the eye - as well as for your best friend who might have lost their illusions and now struggle to get by, in need of a dose of new hope. Get your copy today and enjoy the beautiful cover art, embracing the depths of The Road to Tremonte!

The style of the poems included is undoubtedly homely show the poet's wide experience of life. These poems reveal a passionate concreteness of imagery and a rich allusiveness. All the poetic qualities that touch the human heart are here. Liveliness is the most characteristic quality of these poems that show intense emotion and vivid imagination. Particularly impressive is attractive diction and admirable phrasing. The style of these poems exhibits crispness and energy devoid of any obscurity.

Condensed Chronology: AKA: One Soul's incomplete count of Chronologic Misery(full disclosure: perhaps a fair read would be mental illness, but this is a broad term) beginning circa AD 1980, Gregorian.I would like to be remembered somehow. I think we each have this desire, deep down, to be great, to be remembered after our flesh has melted, our indelible mark left on humanity. I want my participation trophy!! Who am I to even think that what I have to say is important and should be printed, taking resources for my words to find some place out of my head, no longer on scratch paper but something more tangible, cohesive yet still largely purposeless? I am not a philosopher, an angel, a prophet, a saint, nor touched by anything special; but maybe that's OK? Maybe since most of you aren't these things either, perhaps reading my words can resound deeper as a result.Hubris & ego

The haiku will undoubtedly attract all readers due to unvarying excellence of style and diction. The haiku are charged with powerful and energetic imagination. BIOKelly Sargent is a Vermont author and artist whose works, including a Best of the Net nominee, have appeared in more than forty literary publications. In the past year, her haiku and senryu appeared in Frogpond, Modern Haiku, Presence, Akitsu Quarterly, Kingfisher Journal, Prune Juice, Poetry Pea Journal, Failed Haiku-A Journal of English Senryu, Haikuniverse, Kontinuum: Contemporary Haiku, and others. A haiku recently recognized in the international Golden Haiku contest is currently on display in Washington, D.C. in the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District. She is also the author of the poetry chapbook, Seeing Voices: Poetry in Motion (Kelsay Books, 2022), a finalist in the Cordella Press Poetry Chapbook Contest. A children's book entitled Sundae Sundays is also forthcoming. She serves as creative nonfiction and assistant nonfiction editors for two literary journals.