Earthen offers poems meditating on grief and passion, their interrelations, their beguiling renewals. Charting an individual path from experiences of death and divorce, through childrearing and teaching, to rediscovery of love, these poems seek our common ground in quiet, moments of lyric reflection. With a keen attention to the histories of words, places, and selves, the poems in Earthen environ us.
Earthen offers poems meditating on grief and passion, their interrelations, their beguiling renewals. Charting an individual path from experiences of death and divorce, through childrearing and teaching, to rediscovery of love, these poems seek our common ground in quiet, moments of lyric reflection. With a keen attention to the histories of words, places, and selves, the poems in Earthen environ us.
Thomas Festa is Professor of English at the State University of New York, New Paltz. Born in Santa Monica, California, he graduated summa cum laude from UCLA and holds a Ph.D. from Columbia University. He is the author of a study of John Milton's poetry, The End of Learning (2006), as well as over two dozen scholarly articles, and has co-edited four anthologies, including the award-winning feminist teaching text, Early Modern Women on the Fall (2012). His poems have appeared in Bennington Review, Chronogram, Connecticut River Review, Contemporary Haibun Online, Drifting Sands Haibun, Haiku Journal, Lightwood Magazine, Poetry Quarterly, Shawangunk Review, Stone Poetry Journal, and elsewhere.
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