Ashlee Craft: 24 books

Ashlee Craft makes her debut as a poet with this collection of thirty-three poems. Breaking free from the traditional confines of rhyme and meter, Ashlee Craft's poetry explores the rhythm and beauty of words, giving each reader a highly personal interpretation of each poem. Each word is a brush stroke on canvas, allowing the reader to experience poetry like never before.

In her freeform style of writing, Ashlee Craft's second poetry book features poems that let you feel the beauty and coziness of autumn. Let your mind soar with the falling leaves, feel the thrill of the cool air against your skin, then sit down for a feast with the family with this collection of sixteen poems.

The sun shines down upon your face as you dance in the field of sunflowers. The smell of freshly mown grass fills the air and the flavor of watermelon lingers in your mouth. You run along the beach, picking up beautiful shells until night falls and you gaze up at the luminous moon and the twinkling...

A zine featuring 24 photographs of flowers & three poems from photographer, writer, & zine-maker Ashlee Craft.

The sun shines down upon your face as you dance in the field of sunflowers. The smell of freshly mown grass fills the air and the flavor of watermelon lingers in your mouth. You run along the beach, picking up beautiful shells until night falls and you gaze up at the luminous moon and the twinkling stars. Experience the magic and freedom of summer with this collection of 23 poems.

it was the fifth of May –I was smiling & you laughed at some joke I told,about the fact that it was raining out –I kissed you on the lips as we walked from the bus station –the storefronts lit up night with neon –watching the moon slowly rising,above the boardwalk& my hand was in yoursA Beautiful Question of Where & When is a collection of 42 poems.

the artist-poetsitting on the porch steps out backof the old Victorian house she inhabitslooking out towards the secret gardenwhere many magical things have happened& the aroma of blossoming flowers& the sound of frogs & crickets& the smell of the cool night airsurrounding her as she looks out towardsthe...

packing my bags in the early morning light, packing everything I will need for my journey in my old worn suitcase & walking out the front door & into the light of the newborn sun & into the light of the newborn day & walking off down the road carrying with me everything important to me / leaving behind...

Before the New Lifereaching backwards towards the past -you must end one chapterbefore you can begin the nextthe butterfly must shed the caterpillar’s skinbefore it can flythe sun must setbefore it can rise againthe night must endbefore the day beginsthe...

Little Bird is a collection of 58 poems to motivate and inspire you.From the book -"the chains are goneI have decided to let go of what I was, so that I may embrace what I am yet to become& suddenly looking off into the distance & seeing the ship approaching me / the ship speeding onwards,...

The first snowflake of the season falls gently from the sky, bringing with it the warmth, magic, and joy of the season. When the aroma of pine trees and warm cookies fills the air, you know that the season of giving has returned. Cuddle up by the fire with a cup of hot cocoa and a warm blanket as you enjoy this collection of twenty-five poems.

a thousand cranes / a thousand cranes of paper flying in a giant rippling cloud high in the sky / setting out to find their own waysShe, the artistpoet, once took a thousand sheets of paper & placed them on the old oak table, & in the warm lighting of deep afternoon where tiny particles of...

Reflections in the Green Triangle is a collection of 36 abstract poems that will stimulate your imagination & lighten your day.

Captain Holden burst from the cabin of the ship and onto the deck.“Tami, the ship is sinking! The hull is filling with water, and we’re going down fast!”Fear coursed through me, and immediately, I was fully awake.I jumped up, grabbing the handle of my duffel bag and slinging it over my shoulder.“Here,...