Where Sunday Used to Be - Klawitter, Daniel
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These poems display a masterful and contemporary twist on a beloved poetic tradition that carefully employs the tools of meter, rhyme, and rhythm. Readers will find these poems to be both accessible and thought provoking. It is rare to encounter a poet capable of such range in tone and subject matter: from the humorous to the tragic, the divine to the devilish, the author expertly blurs the lines between our notions of the sacred and the secular.

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These poems display a masterful and contemporary twist on a beloved poetic tradition that carefully employs the tools of meter, rhyme, and rhythm. Readers will find these poems to be both accessible and thought provoking. It is rare to encounter a poet capable of such range in tone and subject matter: from the humorous to the tragic, the divine to the devilish, the author expertly blurs the lines between our notions of the sacred and the secular.
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Autorenporträt
Daniel Klawitter has been a community organizer and labor union activist, the lead singer/lyricist for the indie rock band Mining for Rain, a poetry book reviewer for NewPages.com, and the poetry editor for Doxology. He is a graduate of the Iliff School of Theology in Denver and is a professed religious brother in the Order of Saint Luke. His numerous literary awards include a Purple Dragonfly Book Award for Excellence in Children's Literature.