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Bonnie Breuilly-Pike
Bonnie was born on June 8, 1956 to Janice Bemis Gernatt and George Tresler in the town of Westfield N.Y. She was placed in the foster care system of New York at the age of two and a half. Albion N....view moreBonnie was born on June 8, 1956 to Janice Bemis Gernatt and George Tresler in the town of Westfield N.Y. She was placed in the foster care system of New York at the age of two and a half. Albion N.Y. became her home when she was adopted by Edward and Mary Breuilly two years later. She currently resides in what she states is her "spirit's home"; Mesa, Arizona
Bonnie has been featured in the “Emerald Coast Review,” “The Poet’s Voice,” ”Amelia,” “The Back Door Poets Chapbook,” ”The Panhandler,” and “Home Life.” She was also an active member of the West Florida Literary Federation serving on the board of directors, participating in monthly poetry readings at the Backdoor Poets, and producing and directing the Reader’s Showcase for over one year.
Bonnie published her first solo book of poetry in 2002 titled “Survive the Shadow Stalker; A Poetic Journey through Abuse.” Something her late husband made her promise she would do.
She followed that book up with another brilliant collection of poems published in 2011 entitled “Shadows of Love”; a book of love poems.
So are you as guilty as me? Do you ever wonder how we all got along in the ‘old days’ without all our crazy network connections?
• Our internet
• Twitter
• Ipad
• mobile phone
• cable television
Then maybe it’s time to remember how; or for the first time to learn how...
It’s time to kick your shoes off, put some nice music on, brew a relaxing beverage, and sit down to enjoy the poetry inside this book. Bonnie’s’ spirit will come through to you in her poems. Her talents will help you to remember your own. Her vivid imagery will help you walk and dance along canyons, desert trails, and "haunted" mountains as well as beside animals, children, and families; far away from technology and secularism. Her words can lead you to your own epiphany in life.
Can’t we all use a little renewal of our lives? Then open the pages of this book and join Bonnie in her dance: the dance of shadowplay.view less