River

Iris Wolfe presents a debut selection of her first poems in River. Wolfes River is a romantic and electrifying curation of sentimental and classic contemporary literary works with a focus on enigmatic mid-long length poems. The depth of Wolfes spirituality and intellect runs through each chapter compelling the reader to reflect. Her writing gently guides you towards a peaceful self-discovery and within every page she has captured a delightful and mesmerising sense of a beautiful dream. Wolfes writing resembles the innate beauty of F. Scott Fitzgeralds vision and elegance and represents a love for olden English literacy. Though it is undeniably true that River holds a relatability that men and women of all generations may enjoy draw inspiration from and dream with. Iris Wolfe practices Taoist philosophy and the lucky number 8 is reflected in the number of chapters perfectly joined together. In River Wolfe shares with you in an inspirational motivational and uplifting sense all the ways she held onto strength and courage to overcome years of adversity. She writes of the greatest loves her time in Oxford as a university student and her time in London by the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park. Wolfe shares with you intimate experiences with love lost and forgotten love destined to be forbidden by societys view towards May-December love. Wolfe hopes that River can promote the journey of self-love and love for Mother Earth as well as humanity freedom and justice. Rivers poems are empowering uplifting sophisticated and aim to move the readers focus onto growth and positivity. River is graced with ten vintage French illustrations via the Met Museum with a stunning introductory short story entitled: The Dream which reflects the life of peace and romance Wolfe dreams of. Each chapter page sets the mood for the following text with a short yet heart-warming caption to yield the senses. Rivers cover art is by Claude Monet Argenteuil Late Afternoon 1872. A book should be carried with you to a coffee shop or a train set upon your coffee table held in your hand and gifted to those whom we love. You should enjoy the cover as well as the contents.