Why Be Eye Candy When You Can Be Soul Food?: A poem Book About Spiritual Enlightenment, Self-Love, and Woman Empowerment

Are you ready to embark on a visually inspired poetic journey that delves deep into the realms
of spiritual awakening, self-discovery, and profound personal growth?

Lynette Feeley invites you to explore her first poetry collection, a visually stunning anthology filled with wisdom, inspiration, and the power of unabashed and unapologetic self-awareness.

This collection takes you on a soul-nourishing voyage, accompanied by the aesthetically pleasing, monochromatic illustrations of artist Carol Gazso Kushion, for an immersive experience into the emotional and philosophical core of existence, love, heartbreak, healing, and the profound connections between humans, animals, and nature.

While exploring the obstacles faced in relationships and the journey toward manifesting inner peace and acceptance through life's many transitions, Lynette offers glimpses into the beauty of life observations and self-reflection while weaving free verse and rhyming schemes into a modern, contemporary style of poetic expression.

With poems such as "Higher Self," "Soul Food," "I Am Enough," and "Delicate Flowers," This collection speaks to the heart of self-worth and self-discovery and has the power to resonate with readers. Whether the woman, teen, or young adult in your life is in need of inspiration or self-encouragement, "Why Be Eye Candy When You Can Be Soul Food?" makes the perfect addition to anyone's coffee table and is a unique and heartfelt gift to empower someone you love.

Don't wait any longer to dive into a world where poetic muse and visual artistry intertwine to create a tapestry of self-empowerment and enlightenment.

Are you ready to explore the depths of your inner self? Unlock your potential for growth?
Get your copy of "Why Be Eye Candy When You Can Be Soul Food?" today, and let your soul be nourished.

Lynette Feeley is an Interlochen Arts Academy and The University of Michigan graduate, poet, writer, and editor who lives in the Midwest with her family and rescue cat, Simba. She wrote a TV show that was considered for development by Creative Artists Agency and wrote several screenplays plays that all placed at various levels (as high as fifth place) in film competitions. Her poetry was previously published in Writers' Journal and The University of Michigan—Dearborn's Lyceum The Literary & Fine Arts Journal. This is her first poetry collection. She is working on a novel.

Carol Gazso Kushion is a visual artist, instrumental musician, and vocal artist. She graduated from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.) degree in 1976. After graduating, Ms. Kushion devoted three decades to teaching and directing in Michigan public schools. Retired from public education, she divides her creative time between performing and visual arts. Currently, Ms. Kushion is an affiliate of Tawas Bay Art Gallery, where her work is on display. She and her husband Alan reside with their chocolate lab Berkeley on Tawas Lake in the Tawas Bay Area in northeast lower Michigan.