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Escaping Words: Poems
Margaret Weaver animates with color and quiet intimacy a word-quilt both homely and far-reaching. Her clear-voiced poems range from homescapes of Maine and Alaska to China and the elusive Northeast Passage, measuring the natural world to discover what is alien, what is not. The book draws on family history, the poet as child, as mother. It remembers. It observes.
72 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2001
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