BIOGRAPHY

Where Do Lilies Feed -JD Cochran

Proud of her Southern heritage and strong women forebears, Susan Annabelle Crowe is committed to expressing her own passion for life while helping others to commemorate theirs.  Her interest in the poetic arts coalesced after completing creative writing and literary segments as a returning college student.  Since 2001, Susan has been licensed as a business, specializing in poetry for all occasions.  When not creating words to enhance other people's memories, she composes for her own pleasure, mostly in  structured poetry genres such as the sonnet, rictameter, etheree, etc. Some of her nature poems such as "Miss Lily White" have appeared in anthologies, classrooms, and chapbooks. TALES FLOWERS TELL, her illustrated collection of poems of personified flowers (bearing the endearing titles of "Miss Lily White," "Daisy's Song," "Let Bella Bloom"), has been released for publication and is available for purchase online as well as bookstores. Asked to choose her favorite poets, Susan reluctantly narrows her choice to Sarojini Naidu, Thomas Moore, and William Wordsworth. She draws her truest inspiration from the spiritual, poetic passages of the Song of Solomon, her favorite book of the bible and is a member of a society of poets. Susan, a mother of two and grandmother of three, currently resides in Augusta, Georgia, with Canadian husband, Terry and their cat, Tibby.

 The Reverie of Poor Susan -Wordsworth
 Tales Flowers Tell by Susan Crowe