Of My Labor - Sabath Rosenthal, Ruth
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Of My Labor is a compilation of the poetry, plus many full-color photo images (in addition to black & white images and drawings) -- each image relating to specific poems in the book. Of My Labor is chockfull of puns and double entendres; this, along with the pictorial elements, serve to highlight the vibrant portraits of families, both human and animal, the nature of man and beast, mother nature -- all portrayed with a skillful focus on love and hate, wedlock, birth, death, aging...while other poems, often rich in humor, center around food; there's, also, a quirky porcupine, a snake, dog,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Of My Labor is a compilation of the poetry, plus many full-color photo images (in addition to black & white images and drawings) -- each image relating to specific poems in the book. Of My Labor is chockfull of puns and double entendres; this, along with the pictorial elements, serve to highlight the vibrant portraits of families, both human and animal, the nature of man and beast, mother nature -- all portrayed with a skillful focus on love and hate, wedlock, birth, death, aging...while other poems, often rich in humor, center around food; there's, also, a quirky porcupine, a snake, dog, birds of prey, big cats, monkeys, pigs, cows; and poetry inspired by poets Whitman, Yeats, Dickinson, Adrienne Rich, James Tate, Leonard Cohen, and others. Within this book, vividly presented, poems throb with human experience.
Autorenporträt
RUTH SABATH ROSENHTAL lives in New York City with her husband. She began writing poetry after having retired from a career as Corporate Event Planner. Prior to that, she was V.P., serving as Director of Licensing, and Art Director of the "How-To" Book Department of a national needlework manufacturing company.Ruth became an accomplished poet just a few years after taking up that craft, having been mentored by some very accomplished New York poets, both privately and in workshops and classes. Three favorite tutors of hers, though now deceased, still inspire Ruth, as well as the poetry community, at large: Kate Light, Sarah Hannah, and Rachel WetzsteonRuth's poems have been published in a myriad of literary and poetry magazines, and poetry anthologies. throughout the U.S., and internationally.