February 18, 2012

 

 

Harriet Blackbury has been writing poetry for as

long as she can remember. She has developed

her own very natural and distinctive style,

using everyday language in a way that appeals

to readers of all ages and social backgrounds, 

right across the board, by creating credible

scenarios for them to dwell upon.

Refreshingly different, her poems range from

the deeply reflective and the sharply perceptive

to the gently whimsical and, quite often, the

downright hilarious. She has a keen eye for

the emotions, the frustrations, the joys and  

the  disappointments of day-to-day existence. 

At times, she treads a raw path  through the 

jungle of human failings. But whatever the

mood, her verses all seem to provide a 

meaningful  slant on the realities of 

modern life.

 

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