Description
All cards are individually packaged with a plain white envelope and sealed for protection.
Greeting card – Steps on a cold day
$7.95
Blank greeting card featuring imagery and text from the book The Dying Alchemists.
Front: Watercolour painting by artist Tina Wilson
Back: An excerpt from the poem Steps on a cold day by author Nicholas Bennett
‘Streams of light ignite the drizzle, cascading sheets of diamonds rake the grass, suspended ribbons of colour dance across water, setting it on fire, illuminating a solitary bird iridescent on the edge of a blazing pond’.
19 in stock (can be backordered)
Related products
-
Greeting Cards
Greeting card – Once More
Blank greeting card featuring imagery and text from the book The Dying Alchemists.
Front: Watercolour painting by artist Tina Wilson
Back: An excerpt from a poem Once More by author Nicholas Bennett
”What can’t be seen, what’s no longer here, once familiar again lost, memory’s faint recall silently hovering, seeking dim reflections in the fading past’
-
Greeting Cards
Greeting card – Midnight Calls
Blank greeting card featuring imagery and text from the book The Dying Alchemists.
Front: Watercolour painting by artist Tina Wilson
Back: An excerpt from the poem Midnight Calls by author Nicholas Bennett
‘Darkness, midnight calls. On nights like these, alone surfing untethered thoughts, I sometimes catch a glimpse, a flash a taste of what could be.’
-
Greeting Cards
Greeting card – Scattering
Blank greeting card featuring imagery and text from the book The Dying Alchemists.
Front: Watercolour painting by artist Tina Wilson
Back: An excerpt from the poem The Dying Alchemists by author Nicholas Bennett
‘The lazy promise of a sun-filled day, sitting on the porch gazing at the garden canopy, the cool rustle of wind-tickled leaves, birds clustering, scattering, chasing on their way to …
-
Greeting Cards
Greeting card – DayByDay
Blank greeting card featuring imagery and text from the book The Dying Alchemists.
Front: Watercolour painting by artist Tina Wilson
Back: An excerpt from the poem Day by day by author Nicholas Bennett
‘Days assembling in weighty sequence, building the years, collecting lives. Too long for a moment, too quick for a season. Replaced at dawn, dissolved at night’.