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A mystic poem by Ronnie Smith ( @ronniejsmith ), published by Hexagon Press in their first Broadside series entitled, Contra Equus Niveus, and artistically embellished http://*** Watcher in the East A ritual of Deity, the ancient dawn of endless birth— a rhythm of antiquity, the faith of Light to bathe the Earth— A magical incantation unveils The Whirling Sphere of Fire, a radiant emanation reveals the Cosmic Lord's attire

The Sky is for Wonder is a new children's poetry book by @ronniejsmith Ronnie Smith. Available on Amazon and other outlets. http://***

This poetry for children is a playful and brightly illustrated portrait of children growing up, discovering the outside world, all the while capturing the fun of playing in one's own backyard. In the short pages of this book, we discover the joy of playing in rain puddles, flying a kite, gazing at the flight of birds, discovering the spiritual beauty of the planets and stars, and relishing the drifting snow on a winter's evening walk. This book is a delight for children and for adults who may read to them in the lilting poetics of its upbeat rhyme.

The Last White Ruby is a book of poems by Ronnie Smith about his insights into the experiences garnered from working in the arctic and antarctic. The poems range from in-depth observations of the vast wastes of ice, to the early explorers of the polar circles, to the wildlife and the flight and exploration of modern times.

The Sky is for Wonder is a children's book of poetry by Ronnie Smith, author of several poetry books. He was inspired by the children living next door, who would regularly play in his yard and in the nearby woods. The poems magically take the reader on a ride into childhood , through a child's experiences of discovery and innocence. Both funny and good natured, it covers a gamut of scenes right out of the dancing snowflakes and the rivulets of rainwater splashing from every step of abandon.

"The Sky is for Wonder", by poet Ronnie Smith, is a book of children's poems inspired by the kids next door, Andrew, Caitlin, Leland, and Grant. It is a book of upbeat rhyme and lilting rhythm, and discovery for children as they voyage through childhood finding the wonder of stars, the freedom of flying kites, and the adventure of the woods and fields. Enjoyed by children and adults alike.