Wonderland - by Constance Durkin (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Wonderland

By: Constance Durkin

Life and death are painful, but we escape them in the fields of nature, being intoxicated by the perfume of flowers. Author Constance Durkin shares with us the ecstasy she feels where all previous thoughts leave her like wounded birds. The purpose is to escape what others have told you what life's about, and listen to the music of the spheres provided by nature.

This collection of poetry reflects peace, humor, fantasy, and philosophy in our world.

About the Author

A California native, Constance Durkin was the Creative Director for an advertising agency before becoming a travel writer for the international program "Voice of America." She currently teaches portraiture and polishes "For Her", a collection of sonnets and "BAZ", a screenplay about Bass Reaves, America's first African American U.S. Marshal.