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Book Title
Horse Who Bears Me Away
Publication Name
The Horse Who Bears Me Away
Title
The Horse Who Bears Me Away
Author
Jim Peterson
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9781597094115
ISBN
9781597094115
Publisher
Red Hen Press
Genre
Poetry
Release Year
2020
Release Date
05/11/2020
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
228mm
Item Length
9in
Publication Year
2020
Topic
Subjects & Themes / Death, Grief, Loss, Subjects & Themes / Inspirational & Religious, Subjects & Themes / General
Item Width
6in
Number of Pages
160 Pages

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In the first section of The Horse Who Bears Me Away , "The Fall," an assortment of characters descend inwardly to the point of personal despair. In the second section, "Anywhere but Omaha," they begin, with difficulty, to see more clearly who and what they are and to climb their way out of the nadir. In the final section, "Mutation," the characters embark on a path to transformation--an awakening into a new way of seeing and existing in a world that is constantly testing the validity of their identities. This collection of poems, Peterson's seventh, challenges readers to consciously embrace the dark side of their American psyche and to reach past it to a new way of being at peace with both the known and the unknown, which is called freedom.

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Publisher
Red Hen Press
ISBN-10
1597094110
ISBN-13
9781597094115
eBay Product ID (ePID)
19038730839

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Book Title
Horse Who Bears Me Away
Author
Jim Peterson
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Subjects & Themes / Death, Grief, Loss, Subjects & Themes / Inspirational & Religious, Subjects & Themes / General
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
160 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in

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Lc Classification Number
Ps3566.E7693h67 2020
Reviews
"Jim Peterson's poems arise from that place where the world we know touches against the world we have always suspected might be there. In this place, we hear the wind 'lisping her two or three words / of prolonged astonishment.' A dream becomes 'the body of a forest.' I have been a follower of Jim Peterson's work for almost four decades and have rarely read a poem of his that did not surprise me. The poems in The Horse Who Bears Me Away are no exception. In flights of lyric glory and narratives that gallop heedlessly forward, these poems offer the delight of 'knowing who we are and who we'll never be.' Here are new delights. Draw close and savor them." --Al Maginnes, author of The Next Place "This is the work of a mature poet who has risen to new heights. There's heartbreaking beauty in these words--and in the feelings and insights behind them. On page after page, Jim Peterson grabs the treacherous, turning world by the throat and forces out its secrets. If you want to know what poetry can do for the spirit, read this book. Then read it again, and be even more thankful." --Clint McCown, author of The Dictionary of Unspellable Noises "The poems in Jim Peterson's The Horse Who Bears Me Away live and breathe within the world of flesh, through bodies that discover and rediscover themselves in strange and miraculous ways. Voices, too, animate these pages--the voices of laid-off laborers, hobos, crows, cougars, slash pines, wind 'voicing its concern,' mockingbirds, lost and dying friends, and waitresses in places where 'hands know their roles by heart.' From the stunning prologue, where the speaker merges with the body and spirit of a horse, to the epilogue, in which a dream strips him bare 'as if fresh from creation,' Peterson invites us, his lucky readers, 'to ease into these hands and feet, / pulling this body on like an old coat / that was made for you.'" --Rebecca McClanahan, author of In the Key of New York City, Jim Peterson's poems arise from that place where the world we know touches against the world we have always suspected might be there. In this place, we hear the wind "lisping her two or three words / of prolonged astonishment." A dream becomes "the body of a forest." I have been a follower of Jim Peterson's work for almost four decades and have rarely read a poem of his that did not surprise me. The poems in The Horse Who Bears Me Away are no exception. In flights of lyric glory and narratives that gallop heedlessly forward, these poems offer the delight of "knowing who we are and who we'll never be." Here are new delights. Draw close and savor them. --Al Maginnes, author of The Next Place This is the work of a mature poet who has risen to new heights. There's heartbreaking beauty in these words--and in the feelings and insights behind them. On page after page, Jim Peterson grabs the treacherous, turning world by the throat and forces out its secrets. If you want to know what poetry can do for the spirit, read this book. Then read it again, and be even more thankful. --Clint McCown, author of The Dictionary of Unspellable Noises The poems in Jim Peterson's The Horse Who Bears Me Away live and breathe within the world of flesh, through bodies that discover and rediscover themselves in strange and miraculous ways. Voices, too, animate these pages--the voices of laid-off laborers, hobos, crows, cougars, slash pines, wind "voicing its concern," mockingbirds, lost and dying friends, and waitresses in places where "hands know their roles by heart." From the stunning prologue, where the speaker merges with the body and spirit of a horse, to the epilogue, in which a dream strips him bare "as if fresh from creation," Peterson invites us, his lucky readers, "to ease into these hands and feet, / pulling this body on like an old coat / that was made for you." --Rebecca McClanahan, author of In the Key of New York City Featured in Mercurius
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