These poems open the door to the mysterious, sensual, and luminous place that sustains and gives dimension to our everyday lives-where our dreams keep watch over our possible selves, the music of words lullabies what we may have forgotten or excluded, and we find healing in intimate connection with other lives. The journey up glass mountain is both a slippery and a revelatory one that lifts our glass to the light-- making transparent both our wounds and our climb toward joy.
These poems open the door to the mysterious, sensual, and luminous place that sustains and gives dimension to our everyday lives-where our dreams keep watch over our possible selves, the music of words lullabies what we may have forgotten or excluded, and we find healing in intimate connection with other lives. The journey up glass mountain is both a slippery and a revelatory one that lifts our glass to the light-- making transparent both our wounds and our climb toward joy.
Madronna Holden's poetry won the local Pacifica Prize for two years' running and was selected as a poem of the day by Verse Daily as well as for inclusion in the anthology, Dona Nobis Pacem. Her work has appeared The Christian Science Monitor, American Writing, Equinox Poetry and Prose, The Bitter Oleander, the Clackamas Literary Review, Windfall, Timberline Review, and many others. Her poems written in collaboration with painter David Wolfersberger have appeared in the Cold Mountain Review, Puerto del Sol, The Slippery Elm Literary Journal, the Chestnut Review, the Santa Clara Review, and elsewhere. Her poetry drama, The Descent of Inanna, was the subject of a documentary aired on Oregon Public Television. https://holdenma.wordpress.com/the
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