In the Tall Grasses - Olson, Michael J.
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What is our place in this world, what part do we play in its drama or the politics of nature? While we live in our tall grasses it is difficult to see the world around us for what it is, difficult to find our path, difficult to know what is beyond the fronds.Is our place determined by god or genetics? Is our place defined by the things we hold around us? Does our place in the world even matter?Life in our tall grasses can be mystifying. These poems examine some of our relationships with nature, our gods, our things and other life around us - for what purpose - to what end and once this life is…mehr

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What is our place in this world, what part do we play in its drama or the politics of nature? While we live in our tall grasses it is difficult to see the world around us for what it is, difficult to find our path, difficult to know what is beyond the fronds.Is our place determined by god or genetics? Is our place defined by the things we hold around us? Does our place in the world even matter?Life in our tall grasses can be mystifying. These poems examine some of our relationships with nature, our gods, our things and other life around us - for what purpose - to what end and once this life is done with us and we travel to our far fields how does that relationship change for those left behind and for our future souls?Age old questions - yes. Difficult to answer - yes, but perhaps addressed from a different perspective traveling within our own tall grasses.
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Michael Olson, an author hailing from the small close-knit town of Bisbee, Arizona, earned his BA in Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Arizona. His 40-year career journey with a Fortune 50 company led him to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he lives with his wife of 45 years and their two children who reside nearby. After retiring in 2017 he was able to return to his first passion-poetry. His works have been featured in various anthologies and journals, such as Crosswinds, Orchard St. Press, For a Better World, and the Ohio Poetry Association's Common Threads. Presently, he facilitates the Cincinnati Writer's Project poetry workshops, connecting with members throughout the US.