To Be A Squirrel, Sleeping On A Birdhouse

To Be A Squirrel, Sleeping On A Birdhouse is a poetry collection that will take you from feeling like the world is in fast forward, to feeling like someone hit pause. As a reader, you'll gain a greater appreciation for the world around you by seeing that the world is alive before you. Moving from season to season, you'll feel the flowers bloom in the spring, experience the heat of summer as you sit under a tree, see the frost settle on the windows in the fall, and hear the quiet of the snow in winter. This is a book you'll want to return to when the world gets too loud and peace is needed. These poems feel like Mary Oliver, Robert Frost and Billy Collins came together and made a poetry collection.  

For the wanderers, the ponderers, the feelers, and the observers. For those who talk to bugs, flowers, and mountains, who find wonder in a single blade of grass, and who move through the seasons with the earth instead of merely upon it. This book is for you.