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About the poet

Emily Isaacson is a Canadian poet, who wrote The Fleur-de-lis in three volumes. This established Emily Isaacson’s poetry as postmodern in its classic and prolific style and honest romanticism of royalty, making a three volume contribution to literature from this noted poet of Canadian birth. Unlike the apprentice of a stained-glass window in medieval times, she juxtaposes poverty with wealth, proves a spirit world in full colour, and has characters throughout that speak in soliloquy and resonantly prove her many points of interest. Characterization allows her to work fine threads throughout her work, including many thematic transcendent viewpoints within her mystic framework of woman as poet. She indoctrinates the reader with love of home and hearth, sea and sky, stars and Northern nights, divining the sacred. Isaacson does readings frequently. She has now published over 20 books, has 130 videos on YouTube of her poetry and art, with 2.5 million visits to her sites.

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