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And the Flowers Turn Their Faces Toward the Sun Cover

"...we are still that person

looking through the lens

at the sacredness of smallness

to the majesty and mystery of life

and the eternity of a single moment

pressed close against the next."

Stephan Silich
About the Book

Turning toward the light, even in uncertain times, is at the heart of And the Flowers Turn Their Faces Toward the Sun. This collection is a meditation on presence, resilience, and the quiet miracles that shape our days. Through poems that reflect on the cycles of nature and the ache of time’s passage, the book invites readers to pause and rediscover what it means to be fully human. Themes of love, grief, healing, and the bonds of family run through these pages, urging us to bless our own lives and measure our days by presence rather than productivity. The poems offer solace in companionship, challenge us to hold hope, and encourage us to value feelings over fleeting events. With a voice both vulnerable and wise, each piece calls us to embrace the totality of our experience-the joys, the sorrows, and the beauty found in simply being alive. Like flowers seeking the sun, these poems are an invitation to find light, meaning, and connection in the everyday. And the Flowers Turn Their Faces Toward the Sun is a testament to the enduring power of poetry to illuminate, comfort, and remind us of our shared humanity.

And the Flowers Turn Their Faces Toward the Sun Cover
And the Flowers Turn Their Faces Toward the Sun
by Stephan Silich

PUBLISHER: Brooklyn Writers Press 

LIST PRICE:
$6.99 e-Book
$19.99 Paperback                                  
$27.95 Hardcover     

 

Pages: 234


ISBNs:

e-Book: 978-1-952991-41-7

Paperback: 978-1-952991-42-4

Hardback: 978-1952991-43-1
    

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