From the Heart of a Caregiver This book presents inspiring insights on the broad essentials of caregiving. It shares the personal account of the author, through poetry and prose, while she cared for her mother-in-law, who had dementia. It portrays the love and joy, as well as the stress and heartbreak of journeying through this process with a loved one. It offers personal reflections, support, and encouragement to others in caregiving roles. Includes color photos, displaying images of flowers and nature, for beauty and inspiration.

Sparks of Fire

Táhirih’s poetry is a window to her profound insights on the station and mission of the Báb. Hatcher and Hemmat’s eloquent English translations of her verse convey the fire and sublime beauty of those insights. Their introduction and commentary aids readers to appreciate Táhirih’s ecstatic faith and understand the depth and profundity of her knowledge. Sparks of Fire is a must-read for anyone interested in the potential of art and the power of language to challenge the status quo and proclaim the dawn of a new age. —Omid Ghaemmaghami, Associate Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, State University of New York at Binghamton, and co-editor of “‘From the Seed of Love We Sow’: Further Research on Tahirih Qurrat al-Ayn” (Hawwa, vol. 21, no. 4)

A Tale of Love Limited Edition! This is the second volume of poetry by Mahvash Sabet, who was named Writer of Courage by Michael Longley at the PEN Pinter Prize ceremony in 2017.

Prairies of Possibilities The poems in Prairies of Possibilities explore the transcendental relationship of the natural world with the spiritual world and the human role in both.

Adam's Wish: Unknown Poetry of Tahirih A priceless collection of previously unpublished poems by the renowned nineteenth-century poetess Táhirih.

Táhirih, the remarkable poetess of nineteenth-century Persia, penned many poems that were either thought to be lost or remained untranslated. This outstanding volume contains a number of previously unpublished and largely unknown poems both in their original calligraphy and in English.

Quickening The Quickening is a collection of stirring poems by the renowned nineteenth-century poetess Tahirih that deals with a subject that has challenged religious scholars throughout the ages. This subject is the concept of a last judgment or end of time.

Imperishable (Originally $12)

Imperishable

Bahá’i thoughts on the soul and poems

Touching and inspiring poems by Roger Davis on the life of the soul and its onward journey in the next world; Poems helpful in the pilgrimage of those in grief to that which is essential and imperishable.

Noble Rider (Originally $17.99)

An epic poem in alliterative verse reminiscent of Old English poetic form, Noble Rider concerns the life of Bahá’u’lláh.

Dove of Every Meaning

“The Bahá’i Faith and Nature are central to all that I do in my Poetry and Art” are the words of Timothy Crawford Wilson who has written poetry since high school and enjoys the process of using words and the excitement this process brings.

Glimpses of Hope A retrospective anthology of the finest poems by Michael Fitzgerald

Tokens Magazine, number 15

Tokens Magazine provides an international forum to share spiritually inclined poetry and works of the visual arts in support of its mission to develop the arts on a cooperative basis. The magazine is only available in print form. This issue has contributors from Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, England, Ethiopia, Israel, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the United States. Editor: James Tichenor Design: Melanie Etemad

Poetry

JoAnn Pangione Arcos • Sheila Wolcott Banani • Bret Breneman • Alan J. Campbell • William P. Collins • Aniela Costello • Jim Ferguson • Pete Hulme • Eric C. Larson • Amy Leone • Sylvia Miley • Sarah Munro • Linda Naseem • June Perkins • Gail Radley • Shirin Sabri • James Tichenor

Art and Photographs

Gail Amare • Thelma Batchelor • Leonard Ericks • Reissa Gibbs • Saraiya Kanning

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Winter by Thelma Batchelor

Tokens Magazine, number 14

Now in its seventh year Tokens Magazine provides an international forum to share spiritually inclined poetry and works of the visual arts in support of its mission to develop the arts on a cooperative basis. The magazine is only available in print form. This issue has contributors from Australia, Canada, England, Israel and the United States. Editor: James Tichenor Design: Melanie Etemad

One reader says: “ My prayer group, which meets five days a week, holds … a creative arts devotional, and we often read poems from ‘Tokens.’”

Poetry

Archie Abaire • JoAnn Pangione Arcos • William P. Collins • Aniela Costello • D. M. Crawford • Vernessa Hassan • Duane L. Herrmann • Bijan Hollinger • Pete Hulme • Amy Leone • Sylvia Miley • Sarah Munro • Linda Naseem • June Perkins • Anne Gordon Perry • Gail Radley • Shirin Sabri • James Tichenor • Matt Wagner

Art and Photographs

Donald E. Camp • Reissa Gibbs • Andisheh Hanbury • Becky Hillman • Shoghi Lombard • Judy Mastrangelo • Victoria O’Neill

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A Walk in the Vienna Woods by Thelma Batchelor