Unsung Offerings by Marianne Brems

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$14.99

 

Marianne Brems writes of many unsung offerings with the poet’s eye for telling detail; the glory of dandelions reviled by gardeners but with myriad unexpected talents and uses, the hidden gifts of smaller shapes nestled among mountains “who speak through softer edges/and quieter voices/to reflective observers/no cameras in hand.” You will find many unsung offerings in this perfectly titled book. Luckily for us, Brems plucks them up and sings them into being. These offerings we keep in our mind’s eye; the journey of a leaf, the travels of a dandelion, the revealing of greater truths.

–Lisa Meltzer Penn, author of Travelers Tales: Spain, Fabula Argentea and the novel The Siren Dialogues

 

I adored this collection of elegant, witty, and insightful poems that sharpened my world view. By offering a wide range of observations on the world around her, Brems provides a deeper commentary for us as readers. Her defense of nature rings true as she asks us, in fact challenges us, to honor our living environment. Savor these gems!

–Korie Pelka, author of the popular blog site, 3rd Act Gypsy

 

 

 

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Unsung Offerings

by Marianne Brems

$14.99, paper

978-1-64662-607-6

2021

Marianne Brems is a long time writer of trade books and textbooks, but also loves to write poetry and short stories. She has an MA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. Her poems have appeared in many literary journals including The Pangolin Review, ArmarollaFoliate Oak, La Scrittrice, The Sunlight Press, and The Tiny Seed Literary Journal. She lives in Northern California. Website: www.mariannebrems.com.

2 reviews for Unsung Offerings by Marianne Brems

  1. Jane Sanborn Hodgkins

    Marianne has a great eye for capturing small details in our lives. She notices how our world changes around us and meditates on how that might impact us. She takes the time to really see. I enjoy her keen eye…

  2. Mitchell Johnson (verified owner)

    The poems in this Unsung Offerings are even better than Marianne’s first book. I really enjoy learning more about how she sees the world. Her poems are a reminder of the rewards of close observation. They are grounding and speak to the complexity of our constantly changing, bittersweet lives.

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