Nature-Inspired Poetry & Imagination: Published Poems on Garden Folklore, Fairies & Childhood Wonder with Katische Haberfield

What happens when childhood imagination meets nature-inspired poetry?In this solo episode, Katische Haberfield shares three published poems from the collaborative anthology Nature and Nurture, released through Soulful Valley Publishing.These poems explore garden folklore, gnomes, trolls, dragons, rain, and the quiet magic of childhood wonder — inspired by early memories of being outdoors and the imaginative worlds shaped by authors like Enid Blyton.This episode reflects Katische’s ongoing creative work as a published poet, having contributed to multiple collaborative poetry collections and a co-authored book chapter focused on soulful writing and spiritual reflection.Inside this episode:• Nature-inspired poetry rooted in childhood imagination • Garden folklore and unseen realms • Gnomes, dragons, trolls, and elemental symbolism • Rain, beetles, and the spiritual language of nature • Creative expression as spiritual practice • The role of imagination in consciousness workKatische also shares details about the Nature and Nurture anthology collaboration through Soulful Valley Publishing, including how writers can apply to contribute to future volumes in the Soulful Poems series.If you are drawn to writing, nature spirituality, or exploring your own creative voice, this episode offers both inspiration and a pathway to participate.Purchase now: https://amzn.asia/d/07JeqV7ULinks to the anthology and submission details are included in the show notes.If you'd like your poetry to have the chance for selection in an upcoming anthology, please visit this link and submit your details for consideration (affiliate link) https://soulfulvalley.com/books/poetrycollab/Support the showGuest Disclaimers:Seasons 1-19 interview guests did not pay to appear on the podcast. They received a complimentary link to their website as my thanks.Season 1-19 regression/plr/srt guests are actual client sessions, shared with permission for educational purposes. They were aware at the time of recording the session that it was a podcast theme and session. They received a complimentary link to their website as my thanks.Season 20 guests did not pay to appear on the podcast. They received a complimentary link to their website as my thanks.Show your appreciation for this podcast by paying it forward!Romanitas: salvēte amīcī! Explore Roman life and memes- spoken in Latin by my son Angus Ellerman (Ancient History and Latin: The University of Queensland) YouTube Instagram: Romanitas