A record of night
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| Rating | : | 4.44 (949 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00ESK3G4A |
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| Number of Pages | : | 586 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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John G. Steitz said A Record of Night. I am Kirstin's father and I admit to my bias and pride in my daughter's creative work. This doesn't change the powerful imagery that she evoked in my mind's eye as I read this collection. I especially enjoyed, "The New Year", "On the Gasconade in March" and "Burr Oak Tree". If you have ever enjoyed Missouri rivers and flood plains as I have these poems should bring up many pleasant memories. Sitting on a gravel bar, eating lunch in ponchos enjoying the spring rain and good conversation watching the current flow by "on the Gasconade in March". This collection will nourish your soul.. This is a beautiful collection Dr. Meemersworth This group of poems is truly exceptional and highly recommended for all those who love to lose themselves in a good bit of imagery if only for a short while.
My trek through these pages is always a joy and always a surprise as something new pops out like 'Jesuit bones'."-Cindy Droege, contributing anthology author to Boomtown and Topograph: New Writing for the Carolinas and the Landscape Beyond.“Heibel-Steitz's record of night is a poetic invitation to walk a moonlit path, along the side of an autumnal lake on which, all of the majesty of the star-speckled sky is reflected, and begs to be disturbed. My blog has, and continues to be, an important part of my process as a writer, but I wanted to share the revised poems I would otherwise be unable to submit to journals.. One is instantly reminded of the intimate connection between the human spirit and the fallible sentient beings we encounter. Knowles, Author of Diary of Mimosa CreekThese poems are about the people I fe