Sleepwalker's Guide to Grieving - Harwood, Shellie
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Sleepwalker's Guide to Grieving is a collection of poems about loss-through the death or vanishing of loved ones-but also as we bear witness to the tragedies heaped one upon the other in an increasingly turbulent world. Shakespeare wrote, "Grief makes one hour ten", for the path of bereavement can feel endless and hopeless to navigate. As we struggle sleeplessly through our sorrows, grief is that reflection of acute and shifting distress that accompanies our losses.If grief can darken the path through loss, so can it suddenly illuminate. Harwood writes: "From a distance grief moves like any…mehr

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Sleepwalker's Guide to Grieving is a collection of poems about loss-through the death or vanishing of loved ones-but also as we bear witness to the tragedies heaped one upon the other in an increasingly turbulent world. Shakespeare wrote, "Grief makes one hour ten", for the path of bereavement can feel endless and hopeless to navigate. As we struggle sleeplessly through our sorrows, grief is that reflection of acute and shifting distress that accompanies our losses.If grief can darken the path through loss, so can it suddenly illuminate. Harwood writes: "From a distance grief moves like any other shadow-caressing first, then smothering the light".This book is a poignant journey through loss and longing, punctuated by the dying friend whose beloved racehorse presses her head against his own..."She makes a sound deep in her throat. Grief sounds that way".
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Autorenporträt
Shellie Harwood, a poet and actress with an MA in playwriting, has written several plays, including Ember Days, and Another Bite of the Moon. She's taught Theatre/Communication and Literature at universities and colleges in Idaho, California, Utah, Tennessee, and Connecticut. She has performed throughout the country in repertory and summer stock theatres. Shellie recently returned to Connecticut, after writing for a year in Paris. Her poetry has been published in Oberon, Mudfish22 (Box Turtle Press), Sixfold Poetry Summer 2020, and received an award in the 89th Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition. She has been awarded the 2021 Oberon Herbert Poetry Prize for her poem With My Sister, in a Tornado Warning. Shellie is a member of the Connecticut Poetry Society.