Writing out the Storm

About the Book

With rich imagery of verse, Writing Out the Storm, takes the reader into a state of consciousness where poetic thinking conveys a heightened form of perception, experience, and meaning.  The language will shift its focus from love, life, death, and the infinite depths of the human soul.  This collection of poems puts you in the eye of a storm.  This storm consists of energy, playfulness, boldness, and honesty.  You can not help but come along for the ride as you relate to the emotions that define the philosophical sense of being.  The words will leap up off the page and dare you not to feel.  This enlightened collection of poems is sure to give solace and inspiration to the heart.

About the Author

Kellie was first introduced to poetry by her grandfather and by studying the bard, William Shakespeare.  She began writing poetry in her early teens.  This led to other creative endeavors.  She sang at Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1994.  A painting she contributed to was used in the 1996 Olympics.

Kellie studied psychology at Floyd College and State University of West Georgia.  At present she works in business management and resides in Georgia with her husband.

Kellie enjoys traveling and cites riding horses bareback in the Caribbean Sea as exhilarating as standing in awe before the great cathedral in Seville, Spain.  Kellie has an affinity for the art of music and plays both the guitar and piano.