Whispers in the Wild: A poetry collection inspired by nature.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesLocal author and photographer Lipika Nath Frith has released a new poetry collection titled ‘Whispers in the Wild’. This book beautifully captures nature’s essence and offers solace during challenging times, inspiring readers to connect with the outdoors. Additionally, the Tallahassee community mourns the loss of Peggy Kassees, a cherished member of the writing community, whose legacy continues to inspire friendships and creativity.
Tallahassee has recently welcomed an inspiring literary work thanks to local author and photographer Lipika Nath Frith. Frith has released a poetry book titled Whispers in the Wild: A Collection of Poetry Inspired by Nature, which beautifully captures the essence of nature through her heartfelt verses. In a time when many of us have been feeling a bit cooped up due to COVID-related isolation, this book comes as a breath of fresh air!
The inspiration behind this enchanting collection came to Frith during those challenging months of lockdown. As she reminisced about her parents’ profound love for the great outdoors, she sought comfort and peace in nature herself. With more time on her hands than ever before, she embraced the chance to immerse herself in her surroundings and truly observe what was happening around her.
The poetry within this collection reflects her undistracted observations, which span experiences with majestic trees, vibrant roadside wildflowers, and calming still water reflections. Each page artfully combines a photograph with a brief observation, inviting readers to slow down and be present in the moment. These beautiful insights remind us to seek solace in nature, particularly when life feels overwhelming.
Frith’s poetry carries meaningful messages, such as the idea of looking to nature for answers during tough times. The thoughtful words in her book echo a sentiment that many are likely to relate to: when life feels challenging, nature provides a remedy. The soothing illustrations paired with her reflections encourage readers to step outside and connect with the world around them.
The book is available in paperback for $11.95 and in hardcover for $18.95, making it a thoughtful gift for any budding poet or nature lover in your life. You can find it at local favorite My Favorite Books or order it through Amazon.
Friends fondly remember Kassees for her enthusiasm, captivating storytelling skills, and her love for all creatures great and small, particularly her beloved dog Jezebel. She had a knack for bringing people together through her engaging personality and creativity. Many have shared their stories about her positive influence on their lives.
Kassees had a lively social media presence, regularly posting delightful updates about her wildlife encounters and culinary adventures, infusing joy into her online interactions. Her humor and charming anecdotes, including a cheerful story from her trip to France where she playfully resembled Santa Claus to locals, brought laughter to her audience.
Many within the writing community have shared how Kassees played a vital role in supporting their work, with her championing the debut novel of one writer through local publications. She was the kind of friend who would leave you with a light heart and a smile, often signing off with her cheerful, “Au Revoir.” As the community bids her farewell, the memories and love for Kassees remain a shared sentiment that will not soon be forgotten.
While Grith’s poetic reflections remind us of the beauty around us, Kassees’ legacy inspires many to cherish the friendships formed through shared passions. Both the book and the memories highlight the importance of being present, nurturing relationships, and finding peace in nature and companionship.
So, grab a copy of Whispers in the Wild, venture into nature, and remember to cherish the moments that make life truly special.
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