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to the official site of the Wild Lily Institute.
If you had loved
so dearly, the
beloved:
the early sky, a
dark jewel
in domes of
foreign temples.
Their hands
clasped,
knees tightly
bent,a burning sword
thrust between
the mind and soul;
and the deepened
heart
will arise in the
splendor
of modesty.
One million
children
stand at the gates
of their straw
village,
asking to be let
through:
to where the
golden bird
welcomes dawn,
the translucent
orb of sun-star
crossing the sky
from morning to
sunset;
I tend my mantra
of gardens
just
before dusk . . .
--Emily Isaacson, Hallmark
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Author Emily Isaacson is the director of the Wild Lily Institute.
We are located in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia.
Photo credit Shaylin Thulin
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After a decade as the EII, we have re-branded and have officially changed the name of the Institute.
The Wild Lily Institute
We are now found at
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Although poetry is unlike desert,
and prose is like the main course,
dive into some poetry this month
and taste its sweetness.
The Blossom Jar
by Emily Isaacson
This chapbook is prose-poetry by Emily Isaacson. It is the story in postmodern poetry of Nancy Green.
Hallmark
by Emily Isaacson
The year patriotism reigned. . .
New Release!
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Poetry Quote
Butterfly Tears
I once said I love you
and that love remains;
constant through years,
the blood in my veins.
I never will leave you,
be I poor or of wealth,
as the sun crosses the sky,
without guile, without stealth.
And though the ashes remain of our years,
they are sacred because of our butterfly tears.
Emily Isaacson, Victoriana
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Isaacson's Hourglass
Isaacson's Hourglass poetry
of the United Kingdom,
is emblazoned with its symbols,
character and resonance.
Written by Emily Isaacson,
it is poetry from her book
Victoriana.
Isaacson's Hourglass details the
poetry of a waning empire,
on the verge of transformation.
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