“February’s Rose ”,it is in a romantic style akin to Robert Burns’ —with love at its core by Shijing Liao in Australia

Bing Hua is my favorite poet. She is well known for her unique love poetry. She is an American red red rose with unique fragrance as that Scottish red red rose of Robert Burns’. She is the rose that blooms in February. Her poem collection February's Rose (2022) has been published by the fabulous publishing company Finishing Line Press. This is a sensational event marked in the calendar on March 11 2022. Everyone may have appreciated the following quotation from famous Scottish poet Robert Burns. 🌹 My luve is like a red red rose That's newly sprung in June; O my Luve's like the melodie That's sweetly play'd in tune; …… 🌹 NOW you can enjoy Bing Hua’s lovely lines, too, from her well-selected poem collection “February’s Rose”. It is in a romantic style akin to Robert Burns’—with love at its core. Throughout her book, the Queen of Love Poetry reflects on her rosy life with refreshing optimism and confidence. “Love” is the theme that works to give readers that comfort and beauty as Bing Hua expands on her own. Many of her poems have been produced in videos in my poetry festival programs in 2021 and 2022. Bing Hua is romantic and her poems are melodious with subtle oriental passions. I adore her as much as her poetic beauty and her immeasurable love in her poetry. (🌹About Reviewer: Phillip Shijing LIAO Phillip Shijing LIAO is the founder of Global Chinese Art & Poetry Association (GCAPA) and the producer and chairman of the popular Global Chinese Art & Poetry Concert which is a festive event for the Chinese traditional festivals such as Chinese Lunar New Year and Chinese Moon Festival, etc. Currently, he teaches at TAFE Digital in Sydney and serves as the head of Australia Art and Poetry WeChat Group.) (Reviewed in Australia on 10 April 2022:https://www.amazon.com.au/Februarys-Rose-Bing-Hua/dp/1646627822/ref=sr_1_23?qid=1649296281&refinements=p_27%3AYingcai+Xu&s=books&sr=1-23&text=Yingcai+Xu)

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