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Mountain Bound

Mountain Bound

Daniel Warren

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Patterson Gap Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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9798223397885
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Mountain Bound: A Book PoemsMountain Bound is about inspiration and coming home. It’s about southern mountains and mystery and the longing to live beyond the cares and clashes of modernity. It’s a bluegrass of poems on man, nature and metropolis, and place and land, especially in the south. Sample:Seasonal turnings She’s long lived / as a farmer’s / wifeShe’s gotten used / to his rhythms / in her life His rhythms / were seasonal turnings / planting to harvesting to a fallow fallEspecially a fallow fall / when he kicked the barren soil / and stared straight ahead and far away But she was a good wife / she prepared and repaired / she cleaned and she dreamedThey both dreamed, / through years that brought / days when despair was all they had And quiet mercies / dropped from their lives / like the last leaves of autumnWhen he left / the harvest was in / and she busily prepared The canning of the final fruits / of his labor that would see /her through the springWhen seasonal turning / would bring to her / change. Book 3 in the Patterson Gap Poetry series.

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