How Will You Survive The Recession
News Stars Video
News Stars is a depiction of the things people will do to survive during the recession.
Brother Can You Spare A Dime?
They used to tell me I was building a dream
With peace and glory ahead
Why should I be standing in line
Just waiting for bread?
Once I built a tower up to the sun
Brick and rivet and lime
Once I built a tower, now it's done
Brother, can you spare a dime?
Songwriters
E. Y. HARBURG, JAY GORNEY
Published by Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc
Hallmark Commemorative Edition
Hallmark: Canada's 150 Year Anniversary
New and Old Poetry by Emily Isaacson about the creativity needed to survive the recession.
"You wear a mask . . ." -- Emily Isaacson
Yes, she predicted it three years in advance.
Dove Christian Publishers (2017)
In this commemorative edition, we showcase the select poetry of Canadian poet Emily Isaacson, from her simple pieces to the epic. This work surrounds the guillotine of the recession that has influenced Canadians over the past decade. It is evident her readers have only begun to taste her nuances, wording, and poetic structure, including her own invention “the eclipsed poem.” Her dedicated voice has spoken in poetry to royals, cloisters, people groups, and nations.
This poignant and lyrical collection rises to stir our hearts from poverty to the ornamental. Emily Isaacson writes her sacred words as we enter the Baroque era of the internet. From her early medieval blog as a solitary unicorn to this year celebrating one million visits to her websites, her prolific verse and multimedia art spark poetry with life. She sets out to make a postmodern impact by using colour and style paired with the creativity necessary for survival.
Victoriana
The poetry book by Emily Isaacson dedicated to Princess Charlotte
given as a gift from the Wild Lily Institute to the Royal Family.
With Isaacson's Hourglass, including the Elegy of the Royal Rose,
and five new unpublished sonnets . . .
Paperback $9.99
Hardcover $25.99
E-book only $3.99!
110 pages
Praise for Victoriana . . .
"Victoriana is superb! A gift for the heart to ponder..."
--Brayden Sawatzky, President of the Fraser Valley Poets Society
Author of A Breath of Light!
"Victoriana draws you into the majesty of the past and gives hope for the future."
--Brian Headley, director of the Listening Prayer Community
Speaker and counsellor
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Victoriana is the poetry of times past. Children run in the fields of wildflowers. The seasons' many colors have found their voice at last, with dedicated romance. From celebrated author and artist Emily Isaacson, we are given a breath of fresh air of all things Victoria in her work of art in three sections.
From flowers arranged, to gingham aprons, nostalgia rules this era. Victoriana by Isaacson is a revisiting of Victorian times, and their three tier influence on modern day relationships: decor, art, and thought. She is the creator of many quotable moments on the road to Victoria.
A Taste of Victoriana
View Emily Isaacson's new video to sample her poetry and all things Victoria.
Then visit her Victoriana Poetry blog to read a sample of this great book.
Art Course
For more info about our upcoming motivational art course this year: visit here
I took up my favored pen,
and the meter of the salt roar,
the splendid gathering of stony shells
and aged driftwood
splashed off the pages
of the handmade paper, enameled
with rose blossoms and leaves,
for the retrieving of countries
almost lost
in the density of ocean,
for the salve of a wound time has marred.
Emily Isaacson, A Familiar Shore
