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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Advance praise for Rambling Meditations of Bone-Weary WanderingA long overdue debut. Morgan DePue's poetry has been bookworthy for more than a decade. Still, as fantastic as these are, no printed version will ever convey the power of her voice and delivery style. So when you get the chance to hear her read these live, take it. In the meantime, enjoy the opportunity to ponder these "missives on the mindfulness of meticulous observation" that will help you "see beauty in broken things."-Scott Owens, author of The Song Is Why We SingMorgan A. DePue has the heart of a Beatnik-searching, insistent, rebellious-and the mind of a prophet-troubled by the present but able to see glimmers of a better tomorrow. This book is a journey, on which readers will revel in the beauty of nature and delight in the community that is possible should we choose, as DePue does, to live bravely and love unflinchingly.-Zackary Vernon, author of Our Bodies ElectricMorgan DePue drags you, unyieldingly, through the holy and profane, seeking answers and absolution in the mysterious certitude of the natural world. Woven from shoe-pebbles, stale beer, and star-gazing, these poems are unapologetically raw in their pilgrimage to enlightenment. Paying homage to the Beat generation, DePue compels you to open your eyes to the gorgeous and grotesque, the marvelous and mundane, and insists, only then, that you have a chance at finding yourself.-Jenny Moyer, Poet, halfwayAbout the AuthorMorgan DePue is a neurodivergent poet and folk artist with deep West Virginian roots. She spent her early twenties performing poetry outreach work and readings around North Carolina, developing a reputation in the community for her impassioned readings. She won the NC Poetry Society's 2017 Sherry Pruitt Prize for her pantoum "Continuum: A River Prayer." Morgan's publications appear in FERAL Poetry, Had I A Dove: Appalachian Poets on the Helene Flood, Salvation South, and Women Speak, among other fine journals and anthologies. She now lives with her partner in Ashe County, NC, and teaches at Appalachian State University. When not writing or teaching, she can be found wading in rivers, wandering hills, and wrangling her small menagerie of cats. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Advance praise for Rambling Meditations of Bone-Weary WanderingA long overdue debut. Morgan DePue's poetry has been bookworthy for more than a decade. Still, as fantastic as these are, no printed version will ever convey the power of her voice and delivery style. So when you get the chance to hear her read these live, take it. In the meantime, enjoy the opportunity to ponder these "missives on the mindfulness of meticulous observation" that will help you "see beauty in broken things."-Scott Owens, author of The Song Is Why We SingMorgan A. DePue has the heart of a Beatnik-searching, insistent, rebellious-and the mind of a prophet-troubled by the present but able to see glimmers of a better tomorrow. This book is a journey, on which readers will revel in the beauty of nature and delight in the community that is possible should we choose, as DePue does, to live bravely and love unflinchingly.-Zackary Vernon, author of Our Bodies ElectricMorgan DePue drags you, unyieldingly, through the holy and profane, seeking answers and absolution in the mysterious certitude of the natural world. Woven from shoe-pebbles, stale beer, and star-gazing, these poems are unapologetically raw in their pilgrimage to enlightenment. Paying homage to the Beat generation, DePue compels you to open your eyes to the gorgeous and grotesque, the marvelous and mundane, and insists, only then, that you have a chance at finding yourself.-Jenny Moyer, Poet, halfwayAbout the AuthorMorgan DePue is a neurodivergent poet and folk artist with deep West Virginian roots. She spent her early twenties performing poetry outreach work and readings around North Carolina, developing a reputation in the community for her impassioned readings. She won the NC Poetry Society's 2017 Sherry Pruitt Prize for her pantoum "Continuum: A River Prayer." Morgan's publications appear in FERAL Poetry, Had I A Dove: Appalachian Poets on the Helene Flood, Salvation South, and Women Speak, among other fine journals and anthologies. She now lives with her partner in Ashe County, NC, and teaches at Appalachian State University. When not writing or teaching, she can be found wading in rivers, wandering hills, and wrangling her small menagerie of cats. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…