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The poems which comprise The Early Days of This remind us of the impermanence of most things. Even the thick black curls of youth one day fall onto what becomes " ... a forest floor thick with moss and shadow." What is inevitably lost is counterbalanced by the hope and beauty found in buried lilies of the field still capable of blooming, the perseverance of forsythia with raggedy tendrils, and swallows catching the souls of the dead. All the while we, like Parisians outside a fire-scarred Notre-Dame, wait for a great bell to again ring out.

Produktbeschreibung
The poems which comprise The Early Days of This remind us of the impermanence of most things. Even the thick black curls of youth one day fall onto what becomes " ... a forest floor thick with moss and shadow." What is inevitably lost is counterbalanced by the hope and beauty found in buried lilies of the field still capable of blooming, the perseverance of forsythia with raggedy tendrils, and swallows catching the souls of the dead. All the while we, like Parisians outside a fire-scarred Notre-Dame, wait for a great bell to again ring out.
Autorenporträt
Jacqueline Sullivan's poems have appeared in numerous journals including Cold Mountain Review, The Briar Cliff Review, Slant, The Maine Review, and Common Ground Review. She is an attorney and has also been a Joshua A. Guberman Teaching Fellow and Lecturer at Brandeis University, a lecturer at Northeastern University, and a lecturer at Boston University School of Law. This is her first chapbook.