
Canadian poet, Kathy Figueroa, has had an interesting journey through life and the last two and a half decades have been spent in the rugged beauty of the Bancroft, Ontario, region - which is where her poetic bent flourished, along with her lovely and extensive flower gardens. The Internet reaches all parts of the globe and, as a result, so do Kathy’s often funny and irreverent poems - though some evince a more serious tone. To her amazement, her versified views of the world can also be found in numerous hard-copy publications, including newspapers, magazines, dozens of anthologies, and her six published collections: Paudash Poems, Flowertopia, The Cathedral of the Eternal Blue Sky, The Ballad of the PoeTrain Poeteer: Winnipeg to Vancouver, The Renaissance of Rhyme, and Canadian Pandemic-Era Poems.
