by B. Morrison
In this collection of poems, B. Morrison explores the influence of place: where you live, where you grew up, where you travel, where you go in dreams. Seeeking out the haunted places of youth, she searchs for a way forward through the maze of the present. Echoes of the past find new meaning as Morrison travels to a cabin on a New England pond to discover the true meaning of home.
"Barbara Morrison does what we all wish to do: say it clearly and make it beautiful—all the old wounds that psychiatry leaves ragged and unfinished, poetry mends clean and whole. That’s the most precious gift and that’s the strength of Morrison’s writing."
--Grace Cavalieri, award-winning author of 16 poetry books and chapbooks and radio host of "The Poet and the Poem" from the Library of Congress.
"From its opening poem, Morrison’s new collection reaches deep into hidden places that both nourish and frighten us."
--Laura Shovan, author of Mountain, Log, Salt and Stone
ISBN 978-0-9789253-2-1
80 pages
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