A Moonlit Tapestry

by Karen Koski

ISBN: 978-1-4116-7321-2
Publisher: Maecon Press
Copyright: © 2006  Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: Canada
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Printed: 144 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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**Reduced** Was $16.00 now $12.99!** Dealing with the raw emotion that stemmed from low self-esteem, self-isolation, depression, abandonment, death, angst, anger, love, passion, hope and elation, Karen Koski's use of poetry as a means of expression and therapy leads to a roller coaster ride that leaves you wanting for more. Eluding to the moon in many of her works as well as the nature that surrounds us all she creates a distinct mature and explicit atmosphere to allow the reader to relate to each poem individually. Being that a tapestry expresses a story or tale through means of weave, Karen has attempted to “weave” multiple stories using verse with the works of Tennyson, Byron, Wordsworth and other such Classical poets in mind, while adding a modern day twist. Her themes are common emotions we have all experienced at some point in time, while her use of language, intricate detail and ability to create illusions and images within the mind's eye makes “A Moonlit Tapestry” a fantastic journey.

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A Moonlit Tapestry [ No Rating ] 1 Jul 2006
Karen Koski is surely an artist who speaks from the heart and the gut. Her words at times sting, and at times tug at the heartstrings. Her words are so easy to indentify with since she echoes so many feelings we have all gone through, love, loss of love, feelings towards the beauty of nature etc.
A really moving read, i highly recommend this beautiful book, and the cover artwork is captivating.As she says,,in "Tick Tock"
"time runs short"

and she is right,,we need to make the most of it, and as a writer she makes the most of her time and experiences by sharing those moments in words that capture our emotions.

jacob erin-cilberto
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Something special
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24 Feb 2006
I found this to be avery nice piece of work well written and well versed.

It is always nice to read some nice poetry.
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What A Wonderful Journey of Words
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22 Feb 2006 (updated 22 Feb 2006)
This collection of poetry is amazing, soulful and tangible. She brings the reader close to the heart, delving into those places we all feel and putting them brillintly into words. I am very glad I purchased this book. It is treasure!
An excellent collection of poetry
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31 Jan 2006
I was amazed by the emotional power this book delivers. As a poet who reads a lot of poetry this rates as some of the best I have read. I wish you great success with this book, it is definitely one to add to the collection.
iblieve
Co-founder D.A.R.C. Poets Society
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Outstanding!
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29 Jan 2006
Melancholy at it's best, Karen Koski has captured the true spirit of poetry with her writings. A Moonlit Tapestry is esthetically written conveying feelings most of us hide in day to day life. Composed beautifully, this is angst we can all relate to. Her words are haunting and they elegantly potray both darkness and light. Not only is the cover captivating, the contents will also catch your eye.
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Wow.
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27 Jan 2006
Beautiful cover. The poetry that I did read was so heartfelt. You can feel the angst, the overpowering need to quit. So many good poets come from the fact that they are all hurting, and to get over that hurt, they put it into words. Karen did just this, and the result was beautiful.
Poetry from the heart
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27 Jan 2006
This book of poetry is outstanding. Karen puts into words all the things that many of us dare not speak of. Instead we bottle them up and suffer the consequences. Just reading this work brings to mind the events of my past that caused me much pain and suffering, but also reminded me of how I got through it and survived. This is inspiring and thought provoking and gives one the strength to carry on knowing that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Bravo Karen.
Regards Anne Rogers
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A Moonlit Tapestry
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23 Jan 2006
“A truly magnificent and talented writer, Karen has captured both amazing visionary images and a nice transition of verses into her poetry. Each line flows gracefully like a ballerina through an intricate dance. Both a imaginative and spiritual delight, I would recommend her poetry to anyone who loves titillating the senses through words.” Shannan Strickland

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