Drawn from material written over five decades this book brings together a remarkable body of work, a lifetime in poetry. Within these pages Scott Oury explores with honesty moments easily overlooked, and those difficult to ignore: family, love, the human connection with the natural world and beyond, an unoccupied space, a chance meeting in an airport, a forgotten wristwatch-and other instances of unexpected beauty. In the words of the author, "All of it, and much more-whatever captured my eye, or ear, and stirred feeling-got put into words." Evocative, lyric and intimate, these poems celebrate…mehr
Drawn from material written over five decades this book brings together a remarkable body of work, a lifetime in poetry. Within these pages Scott Oury explores with honesty moments easily overlooked, and those difficult to ignore: family, love, the human connection with the natural world and beyond, an unoccupied space, a chance meeting in an airport, a forgotten wristwatch-and other instances of unexpected beauty. In the words of the author, "All of it, and much more-whatever captured my eye, or ear, and stirred feeling-got put into words." Evocative, lyric and intimate, these poems celebrate the grace found in the mundane, the painful, and the overlooked, forging a new way of seeing for both writer and reader.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Scott Oury was raised on an Illinois farm and has been writing poetry for nearly five decades. He has also worked as a textbook editor, earned a Master's Degree in English, and taught writing, drama, and poetry at colleges in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Illinois. His works have included essays, poems, and articles published in journals and newspapers; and the lead essay in a book celebrating the writer C. S. Lewis. Oury is the author of "Coming to Terms with Experience through Writing," a guide to experiential writing for both aspiring and professional writers. He currently lives and writes in Tesuque, New Mexico.
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