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Books
· Douglass Houghton Michigan's Pioneer Geologist, Doctor and Teacher

· Yooper Poetry

· Superior Tapestry: Weaving the Threads of Upper Michigan History

· Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: The Inception of the Combined Colonies

· Midnight in the Pawnshop

· The Nature of Life

· Copper Country Chronicler: The Best of J.W. Nara

· Living on Sisu: The 1913 Union Copper Strike Tragedy

· The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: The Re-creation of Roacheria

· The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: New South Dairy Colony 50


Short Stories
· Penny Postcard's Journey

· In and Out of Chaos

· The Time of Our Lives

· The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: One Fire Ant's Life

· The Giant Flower

· The Lunch Box


Articles
· Reader and Teacher Guide for Superior Tapestry

· Diving Down Google Rabbit Holes

· When Your Characters Bug You

· Living on Sisu: Extra Student Projects

· Living on Sisu: Student Activity Pages Part Three

· Living on Sisu: Student Activity Pages Part Two

· Living on Sisu Student Activity Pages Part 1

· Teacher Resources for Living on Sisu

· Speaking, Workshop, And Author Visit Information

· List of Publishing Credits, Speaking Engagements and School Visits


Poetry
· Entwined

· The Spider

· Rabbit Tracks

· Spring Haiku

· Fall Ferns

· Arbutus

· Modern Pterydactyl

· Ice Sculptor

· Fantasy's Front Door

· Ancient Wisdom

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News
· New Review for Living on Sisu

· Living On Sisu Wins Another Award

· Audio Version Available for Douglass Houghton Book

· New Review of Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier by Kent State Professor

· Audio Version of Superior Tapestry Now Available

· Sales of Superior Tapestry Going Strong

· Author Highlighted by Marquette Mining Journal


Events
· Well Read Raccoon Booksigning

· Library Presentation

· Spring Craft Show

· Fredonia, NY

· UP Notable Book Club

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Autum's Ardor

by Deborah K. Frontiera — Read all 14 poems by Deborah K. Frontiera

A walk in fall woods leaves the poet with a sensual feeling of fullness and rest.
This poem appears on page 41 of Deborah's new book, The Nature of Life.

Thursday, October 4, 2012


Poem Artwork

Red, orange, and yellow leaves

Flicker like flames

Brilliant against the saphire sky

Contrasting with the deep blue-green of conifers

 

Maple, birch, ask and oak have

Thrown off their chlorophyll gowns

Expressing the heat of passion they kept hidden all summer

To seduce my soul

 

I walk beneath them indulging my senses

Intoxicated by vivid color

The crunch of dry folliage beneath my feet

Earthy perfume all around

 

Their passion yeilds to exhaustion

Winds whirl withering leaves to the ground

Naked trunks and branches then lie still

As we wait for winter's white blanket to wrap us in slumber

 

Deborah K. Frontiera



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on October 5, 2012
Your your passion for autumn resonates with me. I long for those days I used to stroll through the trees under crystal blue skies. Our autumns are rather drab and warm. Nothing to write poetry about.

Ron



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