Imagining by Brenda-Lee Ranta

By Raja's Insight on November 28, 2019 • ( 0 )

Newspapers stacked beside piled up mail,
cigarette butts in a bottle of ale

Sun filtered in through the hole in the drapes
The dinner he made is now dried on the plate

His faded old jeans, torn and ripped at the knees;
there’s a stain on his shirt that reads “Lake Louise”

With his chiselled out face and a paraffin smile
He said “don’t mind the mess – haven’t cleaned in a while”

He muttered some words I could not understand,
about dreams and ambition, about needing a plan

When I asked how he’s been,
he just stared at the floor

I gave him one pleading look
as I walked out the door..

Excerpt from the book “Myriad of Perceptions”

Myriad of Perceptions by Brenda-Lee Ranta

Open yourself up to imaginative and thoughtful prose, lyrically soothing like an endless lullaby that embraces and caresses throughout the solitary days and nights. Inhale and exhale a poetry collection brimming with vivid stories, a reflection of stunning imagery.There is something incredibly raw and emotive within these pages, that strips bare the human soul. These verse provide sustenance for the lonely, splash color on a black and white canvas, and articulate beauty found in the ordinary.

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About the Author

Brenda-Lee Ranta resides in a small mining town, in Timmins, Ontario, Canada. She has been employed with her local Police Service for 19 years. She shares her journey with her life partner, who is a musician, poet and lyricist; their rescue dog, Jake and rascal cat Fritz. She is the mother of three children, two step-children and three grandchildren. They are her greatest pride and joy.

Always moved by poetry and prose, she has been most inspired by the works of Leonard Cohen, an amazing Canadian word-smith. This is her first book containing a cross section of her works.