“The gift turned inward, unable to be given, becomes a heavy burden, even sometimes a kind of poison. It is as though the flow of life were backed up.”
Quote by May Sarton
Work
The Journals of May Sarton Volume One: Journal of a Solitude, Plant Dreaming Deep, and Recovering
The Journals of May Sarton Volume One is a compilation of three of the author's personal journals. The first, 'Journal of a Solitude,' delves into the complexities of living alone and the search for meaning. 'Plant Dreaming Deep' reflects on the author's deep connection with nature and the natural world. The final journal, 'Recovering,' documents her journey through illness and recovery, offering insights into resilience and the human spirit. more
Author
May Sarton
American poet, born on May 3, 1912, and died on July 16, 1995. Known for her profound psychological insights and delicate portrayals of natural landscapes, May Sarton's poetry has had a significant impact on contemporary poetry, earning her numerous literary awards. more
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