Indulge in poetry that spans the many colors of our lives...
Book Description:
Our lives are like the tide, forever flowing in different directions, taking on different paths and shades based on varying circumstances that come upon them. Our lives are a forever changing of colors just like the tide. As you dive into the pages of A Crimson Tide you will find yourself swimming through the various colors of our lives from nature’s beautiful palate, to red strokes of love and heartbreak, to the black veil that falls upon us when loved ones pass away from us, to darkening the pale where things become darker, deeper, philosophical, and psychological, where we battle with ourselves, question our existence and our purpose in life.
This book is available in paperback and as an e-book.
Professional Reviews
Review by Poet/Writer/Author Regis Auffray
"I have just had the privilege of reading “A Crimson Tide” by author and poet Lena Kovadlo. I have read her other books and thoroughly enjoyed them but, in my opinion, this one is her best thus far. She employs different forms of poetry to express many themes that are an integral part of the human experience in this life, in this world. Some of the themes include nature, love, romance, heartbreak, friendship and death. Many of her poems are to me, poignant, compelling, engaging, and moving to the point where they “speak” deeply into my soul and echo there. Several of her poems are so meaningful to me that they seem almost intimate. They remind me of the song by Roberta Flack, “Killing Me Softly.” Ms. Kovadlo seems to express herself through her poetry without any hesitation; her words are inspired and seem to flow like a natural spring bubbling from the earth. Even if you are not inclined to read poetry, I invite you to try this book; you may well change your mind about this literary form and you may even be inclined afterwards to try and express yourself through poetry. I give Ms. Kovadlo’s “A Crimson Tide” five stars out of five."
Review by Poet/Writer/Author Nicola Ward
"Having had the pleasure of reading Lena Kovadlo's other 6 books, I looked forward to this eagerly. I wasn't at all disappointed. Join Lena as she takes you through her experiences and views on different universal topics such as love and death. Her words and imagery will leave a tear or a smile on your face. You will not regret nor easily forget reading this book, I can't recommend it enough!!"
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