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Jeff Flesch: Poetry That Moves and Makes You Feel Something Like an Overflow

In reading Nature Speaks of Love and Sorrow by Author Jeff Flesch, at times, I moved
like the wind susurrating to a tree; at others, my soul overflowed and crashed like a
wave— my heart pulsed excitedly and smiled. Could be the nature theme, could be the
words. 

The words, yes, the words! 

The Author’s words recalibrate heart and soul, and if I had to choose just one poem to
encapsulate what I mean, it would be “The Ocean’s Rocks.” I love the ending line, “love
forms the center of our poetry.” 

There is much sorrow in Nature Speaks of Love and Sorrow by Author Jeff Flesch, but the
author finds a way of stirring us out of that dark place and into the love that abides in
nature. Kudos! As we all know, love is the thing that makes the journey whole and
worth it.

The poems are short, but each packs a beautiful cadence in the brevity and simplicity
of the author’s vocabulary. 

And the freedom in the lineation of free verse poetry added to its charm— giving me
time to visualize. This ‘permission to pause’ endeared me to this poet’s crisp style.

Each poem ends in a blissful place which translates to each ending putting me in a
better place.

So glad I purchased the printed format. Touching it transports me to a good place.

In closing, it was hard to read this lovely poetry collection and not nod in agreement:
the world would be a better place if we could all see through Author Jeff Flesch’s eyes.
I cannot wait to read more by this author.

5-star. I highly recommend it—Selma in Japan.


It’s my most tremendous honor to review Jeff Flesch’s Poetry Collection, that’s already
blessing the world in a big way. Heartfelt congratulations. Please be aware that Jeff has
a big poetry event in the making that stems from the book. Visit his website to see details, please.

Thanks for reading my review, and as always, I wish you miracles.

Selma Martin
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This Post Has 33 Comments

  1. Ingrid

    This was wonderful to read, Selma: so glad you enjoyed the book! 📖❤️

    1. Selma Martin

      Such a treasure cove of beautiful words.
      Blessings.

  2. Sadje

    You’ve written a beautiful, comprehensive review Selma. I agree with you

    1. Selma Martin

      So pleased to know you read and found it truthful — because it is 😊
      Blessings. XoXo

  3. rajkkhoja

    Nice review write you.

    1. Selma Martin

      I appreciate you saying, Raj. I bless you. Xoxox

      1. rajkkhoja

        Thank you Selma!

    1. Selma Martin

      Ripples. It created ripples then. Sweeeeet. Thanks, Annette. Blessings.

  4. Nope, Not Pam

    Sounds like a fantastic collection, great review Selma

  5. Jeff Flesch

    Such a beautiful review, I’m beyond honored. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading my book, and taking the time to create this marvelous review, Selma. I’m humbled and touched. Wishing you a wonderful coming week, my friend. xoxo

    1. Selma Martin

      Glad you read my thoughts. A job well done. Congrats on your success with the book. May it abide long 👏 💗 bless you.

      1. Jeff Flesch

        Thank you again, Selma. Many blessings to you, my friend. 💞

  6. Kathryn LeRoy

    A poet’s review of a poet extraordinaire! Your lovely words make me long to read Jeff’s poetry. With gratitude…

    1. Selma Martin

      Tricia, dear. So happy you read. Be well, dear one. I bless you.

  7. dorahak

    Enjoyed this review, Selma. Sounds like a great read.
    ~Dora

    1. Selma Martin

      Jeff presented the world a lovely book. I’m glad you stopped to read. Thanks, Dora. xoxo

  8. Belladonna

    How nice of you!! This was a wonderful review!💖

  9. Sunra Rainz

    I’ve bought a digital version of Jeff’s book and have yet to read it, but it’s on my winter reading list! Great review, Selma 🙂

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