Garden Metamorphosis - Zeidel, Smoky
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In the midst of a confusing and frightening world, Smoky Zeidel remains true to form with her poetry, gently reminding us to close out the superfluous and remember that which is sacred. Garden Metamorphosis is both a love song to Mother Earth, and a celebration of the cycle of life. In "Dirt," Zeidel wishes us "More dirt paths through forest, meadow, and desert,/pine needles and humus and sand sticking to your feet." In "Hawk Dance," she shares with us a spiritual moment: "Oh hawks, if I had wings! I hear your music's secret score,/I start to dance, and dance into the night." And in "The Big…mehr

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In the midst of a confusing and frightening world, Smoky Zeidel remains true to form with her poetry, gently reminding us to close out the superfluous and remember that which is sacred. Garden Metamorphosis is both a love song to Mother Earth, and a celebration of the cycle of life. In "Dirt," Zeidel wishes us "More dirt paths through forest, meadow, and desert,/pine needles and humus and sand sticking to your feet." In "Hawk Dance," she shares with us a spiritual moment: "Oh hawks, if I had wings! I hear your music's secret score,/I start to dance, and dance into the night." And in "The Big Picture," her silent prayer is a benediction for all of us: "Slay me with a sunset numinous/ whose colors have no names./Let me see the big picture,/live a macro life,/before my days are over and/my bones reduced to dust." Read the complete poems, plus Zeidel's short story, "Transformed." "The way I see it," said Daniel, "the fence lizard eats the fly, so the fly becomes part of the fence lizard. The fly is the fence lizard. The fence lizard gets eaten by the snake, and thus becomes the snake. What's to say that snake won't get snatched up by a Golden Eagle, and thus become the eagle?" Does the same principle apply to humans? Marina is about to find out.
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Smoky Zeidel is a poet and novelist, whose love of the natural world is thematic in all she writes. She taught writing and creativity workshops for many years at venues throughout the Midwest before succumbing to her bohemian urges and moving to Southern California. Her work has earned her five nominations for the prestigious Pushcart Prize. Smoky lives in the Coachella Valley, which is part of the vast Colorado Desert in Southern California, with her husband Scott, two cats, and a Chihuahua named Tufa (who considers herself the Boss of Everything). She is an avid desert gardener, monarch caterpillar rancher and butterfly midwife.