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Home: Poems for becoming who you are and releasing who you're not
Paperback
Publisher Price: $12.99
ISBN13: 9780473725181
Publisher: Castle Press
Published: Mar 23 2025
Pages: 100
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.24 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
�� A soul-healing poetry collection for those coming home to themselves.
Home is a book of 77 poems for the tender-hearted, the seekers, the weary, and the brave. These are poems for anyone on a journey of spiritual awakening, healing, and self-reclamation.
If you're looking to reconnect with your inner self - to remember what you've always known deep down - this collection will hold you on that journey.
Mary Walker isn't just one of my favorite living poets. She's one of my favorite poets, period. MARTHA BECK, New York Times bestselling author
Let these poems support you to:
* Let go of the past and make peace with your story
* Rest in the stillness and wisdom of your soul
* Speak your truth with courage and clarity
* Reconnect with your spiritual self
* Embrace joy, presence, and a deeper sense of belonging
�� Perfect for reflection and meditation, Home belongs on the shelf of those who love the work of Mary Oliver, John O'Donohue, or David Whyte.
�� An ideal gift for someone facing change, transition or in the midst of transformation.
From readers of Mary's previous books:
These poems are like medicine. - Chantal Cropp
To all the poetry lovers out there, this book is an absolute treasure. - Wellington Apothecary
I am on poem number four, and I have decided this book is going to change my year. - Amber-Jayne Bain
I have been savoring every poem. This is one I will gift to many friends. - Deanna de Paoli
About the Author
Mary Walker is a poet and writer from New Zealand, known for her soulful, nature-inspired verse. She is the author of The Land Will Hold You (2023) and Lullaby for Mothers (2019).
A taste of the poetry...
Acquaint yourself with quiet,
recognise the need in you for rest,
not to recover from that which is done
but to prepare for what is to come.
The still place is where everything collects.
Rest is the beginning, not the end.
- from the poem Rest
Start your journey home today.
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