Category: Poetry Publisher: Finishing Line Press, Georgetown, KY 40324
ISBN-10: 1599242222
Type: Fiction
Pages: 30
Copyright: 2007 by J. Donald Coonrod
ISBN-13: 9781599242224
This is a poetry chapbook celebrating life. It was published Dec. 5, 2007 by Finishing Line Press. It's available at www.finishinglinepress.com and amazon.com, as well as the authors home site at donaldcoonrod@aol.com and the Autographed Bookstore on the present site.
"Breathing Cup" is a chapbook of modern poetry that celebrates the joys and sorrows of youth and old age alike. The first two stanzas of the title poem exemplify the tone of the work: "A deep breath comes rolling through bushy leaves of Spring into my lungs, and tells me all is well. Through an open window lovely acrobatic trees are dancing, delicate flowers all alike in their kind, lilies of air so intoxicating they make a double bloody Mary pale! c 2007 J. Donald Coonrod, published by Finishing Line Press. Available at www.finishinglinepress.com (click on "New Release," the authographed book store on the present site and at donaldcoonrod.aol.com.
Excerpt
Poems include:
"Root Sugar; Winter Love; Breathing Cup; Amaryllis; Rooms by the Sea; Writing Poetry; Whirlpool; Still Songs; Rattle Bones; Life; Schubert; Rain; Haunting the Moon; Airborne;
Gardening; Star Stuff; Joy; The Prairie; The Forge; Nature Lover and
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Professional Reviews
Breathing Cup by J. Donald Coonrod, M.D.
Donald Coonrod's "...verse is steeped with recognition of past and present memories and love of humankind and nature alike."---Miriam L. Woolfolk, editor, Pegasus, Kentucky State Poetry Society.
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