Learning a New Way to Listen - Grubbs, Gerry
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Learning a New Way to Listen, Gerry Grubbs new book, deals with grief and its aftermath. How grief grows out of love, is love, and how grief yields a greater love. Leading to the realization that nothing is ever lost.¿ Sample poem: BRAIDED I watch you braid your mother's hair Your hands working like hers In the slow rhythm of the work And I see how my thoughts of her Are braided together the way our hands were Or the way our scent was braided together With the gardenias at night when No thoughts were needed Now I am alone with the flowers Startlingly white in this darkness As if they too were missing her…mehr

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Learning a New Way to Listen, Gerry Grubbs new book, deals with grief and its aftermath. How grief grows out of love, is love, and how grief yields a greater love. Leading to the realization that nothing is ever lost.¿ Sample poem: BRAIDED I watch you braid your mother's hair Your hands working like hers In the slow rhythm of the work And I see how my thoughts of her Are braided together the way our hands were Or the way our scent was braided together With the gardenias at night when No thoughts were needed Now I am alone with the flowers Startlingly white in this darkness As if they too were missing her
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Gerry Grubbs was a finalist for the 2016 Ohioana Library poetry book of the year for his collection The Hive is a Book we Read for its Honey. His poems have appeared in over 300 journals and reviews including The Bitter Oleander, The Cream City Review, Mudfish and more. This is his sixth book to be published by Dos Madres Press. He also has a new and selected, Radiant Kingdoms, from The Legal Studies Forum. His new book deals with grief and its aftermath. How grief grows out of love, is love, and how grief yields a greater love. Leading to the realization that nothing is ever lost.