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Each poem in Dropping Sunrises in a Jar attempts to understand why birds appear happy at sunrise. Written from notes spanning over twenty years, the poems glimpse nature's inner workings of joy. In free verse, sonnets, and formal poems, sunrises from across the globe are depicted in a variety of awakening colors and sounds. Poems recount the morning's opera from locations like a sleeping car on a train going to Beijing to Prague with its construction noise. Other poems remain stateside with the cooing of doves in North Carolina and canyon towhees in Arizona. By a steady progression of…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Each poem in Dropping Sunrises in a Jar attempts to understand why birds appear happy at sunrise. Written from notes spanning over twenty years, the poems glimpse nature's inner workings of joy. In free verse, sonnets, and formal poems, sunrises from across the globe are depicted in a variety of awakening colors and sounds. Poems recount the morning's opera from locations like a sleeping car on a train going to Beijing to Prague with its construction noise. Other poems remain stateside with the cooing of doves in North Carolina and canyon towhees in Arizona. By a steady progression of sunrises, readers will ultimately find themselves released back into their world with a humorous, hopeful reprimand from the Sun itself.
Autorenporträt
Dropping Sunrises in a Jar is Melinda Thomsen's fourth poetry collection. Her full length book, Armature, was a finalist for the 2022 Eric Hoffer da Vinci Eye award. Find her poems in Salamander Magazine, THEMA, Rattle, New York Quarterly, and Big City Lit, among others. A 2019 Pushcart Nominee from The Comstock Review and Semi-Finalist in the 2004 "Discovery" / The Nation Poetry Contest, she lives in North Carolina with her husband, Hunt McKinnon.