
POETRY · SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
Finding hope and healing in nature's beauty
A debut collection by Angie Kinman
Everything That Is Beautiful offers a tender reminder that hope, healing, faith, and love can endure through even the deepest grief. After the death of her oldest child, who had special needs, Angie Kinman began to write spiritual poetry as a way of reckoning with loss, memory, and the quiet presence of grace.
Divided into four movements inspired by the natural world—sky, tree, water, bloom—these poems trace a journey toward renewal, drawing from the Appalachian Mountains that shaped Kinman’s childhood and her lifelong connection to the sacred and the stunning. With honesty and reverence, Kinman shares her search for a way to let in the light.
“The poems in Everything That Is Beautiful are more than simply beautiful and more than simply true. In this book, Angie Kinman shows us how stillness can teach the way forward. How a heart open to the singing world can save us from ourselves. How grief strips us bare, and love makes our very lives a prayer.”
“Each poem in Angie Kinman's breathtaking debut collection rises from a wellspring of grace… Kinman writes about life and loss with the musicality of a composer, the seasoned eye of a botanist, and the spirit of a faithful child of God.”
“Angie Kinman writes light into words. Her poems are a creative and gentle invitation into healing and renewed hope.”
“I have long admired Angie Kinman's heart, courage, and the depth with which she experiences the world around her. In these pages, she shares that heart with us, transforming love and loss into offerings of beauty, remembrance, and hope.”

Angie Kinman is a writer, reading interventionist, and retired teacher living in Nashville, Tennessee. Her poems have been published in various books, anthologies, newspapers, and journals.
Everything That Is Beautiful is her first book, written in loving honor of her daughter.
Follow Angie on Instagram @kinmanangieFormats
Softcover — $19.99
Hardcover — $29.99
Audiobook — coming soon
Details
Westbow Press · 86 pages · 8.5 × 8.5 in.
Distributed by Ingram
Softcover ISBN 9798385089833
Hardcover ISBN 9798385089840