9780595658718 - chasing echoes von barger, walt (3 Ergebnisse)
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Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnChasing Echoes passionately brings the past to the present through nature. nWalt Barger sees himself in the ocean that . . . continues to roll wavesnto an empty beach, in the dawn that . . . neatly fold[s] the blanket nof stars.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Chasing Echoes passionately brings the past to the present through nature.Walt Barger sees himself in the ocean that '. . . continues to roll wavesto an empty beach,' in the dawn that '. . . neatly fold[s] the blanketof stars. . . in the West.' His words gracefully balance the self in nature '. . .…like the spindle of a fine time piece.' Barger's poetry evokes the simplicity of a past both rural and Southern. Whether he is describing overalls or a weather worn piano, objects take on presence. The language is vivid with a sense of history that is personal and connected. Poems like 'Bib with Buttoned Fly' vividly speak of his memories, at eight years old, of owning a new pair of overalls in crisp, sharp lines. The poem 'I Wish you Bluebirds' is a poem with surprising freshness in the lines 'when . thoughts are stumbling over stones of clay, I wish you bluebirds tosing, and pave the way.''Walt Barger has a great sense of place. Walking through his poetry, you see family, friends, and neighbors. His use of description takes us home.'Margaret Britton VaughnPoet Laureate of Tennessee.
