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Morning Song
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Morning Song

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Under and out from under the shadow of death Joanne Lehman writes ‘in the emptiness between one breath and the next.’ Her rural Ohio land-scape is animated with rough and mild weather, red wing blackbirds, hayfields, woodlands, and the sweet and sometimes too-tight lips and rhythms of sectarian life. These poems speak simply, and their mourning, memory, and healing are a balm for times when a little bit of quiet would do us all a world of good. This is a fine first book–as meditative, wise, and joyful as it is bound to local life on our turning earth. –Julia Kasdorf

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kent State University Press
Country
United States
Date
8 January 2005
Pages
48
ISBN
9780873388344

Under and out from under the shadow of death Joanne Lehman writes ‘in the emptiness between one breath and the next.’ Her rural Ohio land-scape is animated with rough and mild weather, red wing blackbirds, hayfields, woodlands, and the sweet and sometimes too-tight lips and rhythms of sectarian life. These poems speak simply, and their mourning, memory, and healing are a balm for times when a little bit of quiet would do us all a world of good. This is a fine first book–as meditative, wise, and joyful as it is bound to local life on our turning earth. –Julia Kasdorf

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kent State University Press
Country
United States
Date
8 January 2005
Pages
48
ISBN
9780873388344