The Mind’s Eye

Description

Collaboration The Mind’s Eye is a collaboration between the artist’s emotional response to the poems and the immediacy of the poet’s reaction to nature and personal encounters. The Poet Gail Gowers Cotton is a member of the Poetry Society and the British Haiku Society. Her poems have appeared in the Societies’ journals as well as in other specialist magazines. She “scatters” her work by leaving poems on buses, in cafés and tucked into library books. The Mind’s Eye is her second book. Her inspiration comes from nature and personal encounters including memories of Ireland, Africa, North Wales and visits to Sydenham Hill Woods, Dulwich Picture Gallery and the Horniman Museum in South London, where she now lives. The Artist Pat Keay graduated as a painter at the Edinburgh College of Art in 1971. She has worked as an artist and designer in Scotland, Kenya and London and now lives in Worthing. Read more on www.patkeay.com. The illustrations come from Pat’s spontaneous reaction to the essence, rather than the detail, of a particular Haiku.