When the Spirit Moves Me - Zedolik, John
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In this collection I offer perspectives regarding spirituality, faith, and religion. Rather than attempting to proselytize or offer pat answers and dogma, I explore memory and experience tied to a Christian upbringing--an upbringing that resonates with imagery and emotion whose power and depth is lasting. Though much of the inspiration for this collection lies in this upbringing, it does not focus on nostalgia but rather upon the ongoing effects and mental experiences that relate to spirituality. Thus, many poems stem from recent inspiration. As a whole, I reflect upon the thoughts,…mehr

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In this collection I offer perspectives regarding spirituality, faith, and religion. Rather than attempting to proselytize or offer pat answers and dogma, I explore memory and experience tied to a Christian upbringing--an upbringing that resonates with imagery and emotion whose power and depth is lasting. Though much of the inspiration for this collection lies in this upbringing, it does not focus on nostalgia but rather upon the ongoing effects and mental experiences that relate to spirituality. Thus, many poems stem from recent inspiration. As a whole, I reflect upon the thoughts, observations, and feelings as a seeker continually attuned to the poetic possibilities that spirituality has brought and will continue to bring.
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John Zedolik is an adjunct English professor at Chatham University and Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. In 2019, he published his first full-length collection, entitled Salient Points and Sharp Angles, and in 2021 he published his second collection, entitled When the Spirit Moves Me, which is spiritually themed. In 2023, he published his third collection, Mother Mourning. In 2024, he published his fourth collection, entitled The Ramifications. Zedolik's iPhone is his primary poetry notebook, which is invaluable in preserving inspiration.