Linda Ori (08/13/1945 / UTAH)

If there is a poem from heaven i would say Linda Ori's poems are the living poof. Linda is great poet.

Linda is a very good modern poet. She is very versatile in her skills... Most of her poems are very entertaining and extremely readable... She does write thought provoking ones too, In that sense she has what it takes to arouse the reader’s mind’s eye! ! ! .... And she has what it takes to make the reader move with her lines.. Some of her poems seem to ooze out emotions….
As a person she is a priceless friend too… I mean some of her poems do reflect what a lovely lady she is…..
If any want some fun, I should recommend start reading her by turning to her poem“
'WOMAN OF THE NIGHT “
That’s great fun, hilarious..! ! ! !

Best wishes and with lots of love
Shan

Talking about a person who knows her work..this lady right here. I love your work and it's so inspirational, mostly because you have skills, expirience and whatever else it takes to be where you are with writing.

I've read your work and shall continue

The other comments you shall read here about this poetess will express
the personal feelings they felt at reading her poetry. Many of them will
have a difficult time explaining why her poetry has such an effect on them.
After all, it appears as if hers is similar to the poetry of so many others
who may give them the same effect occasionally. The most telling of
these comments will be those saying that they shall return here to read
again.
Whatever the comments, they are just a simple manifestation of what
they are really experiencing. That , for which , they have no words.
For what they are doing is reading 'real' poetry. Not what someone
calls poetry, not what someone says reads like poetry, not what an
academic advocates as qualified to be called poetry. No, this is what
a greater power than resides on earth declared to be poetry long before
it had the name. Her written words are not modern poetry or Whitman
poetry, Poe poetry, Byron poetry, Islamic poetry, or poetry by any
description of man. Least of all, this one. So I shall not even try. The
true seeds of poetry are written in our minds, not in our hearts.
Before poetry enters our heart, it must be heard by our minds. Our
minds hear poetry through the sound of the words, not their meanings.
The great poets can speak this language so that it reaches our hearts
with meaning after passing through our minds with the sound of their words.
By such means is poetry defined and by such a great poetess as this is
God able to reach the heart as well as the mind of man. Linda Ori , is
all that a poetess or any true artist can ever be.

Greenwolfe 1962