Light in Unopened Windows - Spada, Priscilla Turner
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Light in Unopened Windows by Priscilla Turner Spada is a collection of poems, "with an ear tuned to both formal poetry and free verse," * that opens windows to the past. Poems about a family's history--a father killed in WW II, a widowed mother living into her 100th year--express the poet/daughter's response to these and other losses. The poems "are at once elegies and celebrations, a tribute to feelings that endure and outlast the absences left behind".**** Priscilla is a poet/artist living in Newburyport, MA. The publisher, Finishing Line Press, Georgetown, KY, can be reached at www.finishinglinepress.com. *Mimi White **Rhina P. Espallat…mehr

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Light in Unopened Windows by Priscilla Turner Spada is a collection of poems, "with an ear tuned to both formal poetry and free verse," * that opens windows to the past. Poems about a family's history--a father killed in WW II, a widowed mother living into her 100th year--express the poet/daughter's response to these and other losses. The poems "are at once elegies and celebrations, a tribute to feelings that endure and outlast the absences left behind".**** Priscilla is a poet/artist living in Newburyport, MA. The publisher, Finishing Line Press, Georgetown, KY, can be reached at www.finishinglinepress.com. *Mimi White **Rhina P. Espallat
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Priscilla Turner Spada is a poet. Her poetry has appeared in What Is Home, a publication of the Portsmouth, NH poet laureate program, and in Wingbeats 11, from Dos Gatos Press, Albuquerque, NM. She is a regular reader at the Powow River poetry readings in Newburyport, MA and the Portsmouth Poetry Hoot. Priscilla is an artist. She draws and paints, is a metalsmith, and makes glass beads and jewelry. Her beadwork and jewelry have been published in Wirework by Ellen Wieske, 1000 Glass Beads from Lark Books, The Penland Book of Glass, and publications from The International Society of Glass Beadmakers, Boston Chapter. She sings world music with a chorus of 200 women called Voices from the Heart based in Portsmouth, NH. The group has toured internationally and has released six CDs. She lives in Newburyport, MA with her husband, Richard.