Books by, Theresa

Author: author: m j hollingshead
The Psychic Soul by Theresa Jodray-Koch SynergEBooks, 2001 Highly Recommended From the heartfelt refrain found in the opening ode Land of the Deceased, to the 'Sienna sierra set before my weary eyes' beauty of the last sonnet Beautiful Sunday Glorious Day, The Psychic Soul offers the reader a rich tapestry of sights, colors, scents and emotions. Walking Lightly Across Glass brings the reader another glimpse into the poet's presence with the haunting line 'trying to make you understand.' Mellifluous Crimson Sky Bleeds Before Me is opulent in colors, conveying the reader to poise beside the poet as we gaze out into the vista before us. The piquant perkiness filling BRRRR is balanced with the depth found in the roundel Alaskan Landscape. The stanzas offer the reader a peek into the day of the poet as she trudges out into the ice and snow of that chilled land with her coffee in hand, dogs by her side and camera at the ready. In The Psychic Soul Poet/Photographer Jodray has constructed an enchanting issue of twenty three works of written art and photos to replenish both the heart and vision of the reader. Jodray comes by her poetical bent naturally. She says her mother was also a poet and Jodray has set the words filling her head down on paper since childhood. Completed with appealing artistry by this accomplished artist each well crafted verse composition found in The Psychic Soul is accompanied by one of Jodray's wonderful photographs taken in her present home of Alaska or from her extensive travel over the years. Accomplished writer Jodray has produced 4 books to date, writes for a number of on line submission sites, has a new book 'coming soon' and can be found with her camera or pen at the ready at any given moment. To learn more about Poet/Photographer Theresa Jodray you may visit her AuthorsDen site

Author: David Arthur Walters
I love these poems. There is nothing pretentious about them. I feel the generous nature of the poet is a personal gift to me.

Author: donna durkalec
these are very insightful.almost as if we have a foot there.

Author: Dallas Hodder Franklin
I love the deep spiritual undertones of your poems. They come to life and leave us comtemplating our own pasts, presents and futures. Excellent writing and photography as always! Nothing better, Teri!