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My Best Greetings to You
By Mary Oliver
Cards
$22.00
Available on Aug 03, 2027 | 100 Pages
Celebrate the wit and wisdom of Mary Oliver with 100 stunning textured postcards showcasing 50 unique quotations from the Pulitzer Prize–winning poet, complete with an elegant keepsake box.
“She sends me news of blue jays, frost, / Of stars and now the harvest moon / That rides above the stricken hills,” Mary Oliver writes in “A Letter from Home”—and now you can too with this gorgeous set of 100 postcards.
Featuring fifty original quotations from the beloved poet, each postcard repeats once, so users can share one and keep the other. Designed to highlight the beauty of Olivers’s words, these cards are a perfect way to send a thoughtful note to a loved one or add a touch of color to your desk or workspace. They come housed in a lush cigar-style clothlike box, which can hold pens, pencils, or other trinkets once you’ve used all the cards inside. Inspiring and thought-provoking, these postcards are the perfect gift for a stationery lover, poetry fan, or pen pal.
“She sends me news of blue jays, frost, / Of stars and now the harvest moon / That rides above the stricken hills,” Mary Oliver writes in “A Letter from Home”—and now you can too with this gorgeous set of 100 postcards.
Featuring fifty original quotations from the beloved poet, each postcard repeats once, so users can share one and keep the other. Designed to highlight the beauty of Olivers’s words, these cards are a perfect way to send a thoughtful note to a loved one or add a touch of color to your desk or workspace. They come housed in a lush cigar-style clothlike box, which can hold pens, pencils, or other trinkets once you’ve used all the cards inside. Inspiring and thought-provoking, these postcards are the perfect gift for a stationery lover, poetry fan, or pen pal.
Author
Mary Oliver
Born in a small town in Ohio, Mary Oliver published her first book of poetry in 1963 at the age of 28. Over the course of her long career, she received numerous awards. Her fourth book, American Primitive, won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1984. She led workshops and held residencies at various colleges and universities, including Bennington College, where she held the Catharine Osgood Foster Chair for Distinguished Teaching. She died in 2019.
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