Moments of Peace: Poetry by A. H. Spadafora is intended to be a sanctuary for the mind, offering zen reflections on the essence of living. Whether you seek solace, healing, or a deeper connection to life, your journey will be enriched by these poems. This book is a tender homage to finding enchantment with the world around us and connection to the peace within us.
Published in 2013, this debut serene collection of 18 poems invites readers on a journey of spiritual reflection rooted in observation and experience, meditation, travel, and the natural world. this debut anthology offers introspective contemplations on finding solace, hope, and radiance in an imperfect world. The poems in this collection vividly depict natural sceneries, the balance found in meditative stillness, and the deep feelings evoked by being carried with the wind. In addition to this,
Moments of Peace features striking imagery, best viewed in color, which enhance the reader's immersion in the reflective verses.
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About the Author
A. H. Spadafora lives in the Atlanta area, where she is currently working on a variety of manuscripts and building a career from freelance gigs. With a Master’s degree in Anthropology, Bachelor degrees in Religious Studies and Philosophy, and minors taken in English and Psychology, she is particularly enthusiastic about research, creativity, and balancing her career with personal well-being. Her debut poetry collection, Moments of Peace, was originally published as an e-book in 2013 and updated for print publication in 2024. This latest work, Eightfold: Zen Poetry for Blindly Clasping Beings, is the first of a few works in progress focused on a twenty-plus year dialog with Buddhist theory and practice.
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A. H. Spadafora
zen.chaos.writing@gmail.com
https://www.zen-chaos.net/
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