This collection by award-winning poet Holly Day is about change and the unrelenting passage of time, and how no matter how hard you try, there is just no way to stop it. For Day, writing has been a way to try to briefly stop time, to capture as much of what's going on around her and what's happening to her as possible. This collection of eighty poems is a book of snapshots, literary images of things the poet doesn't want to forget, such as "Hospice," "Dinner with the English Professor," "Sunshine," and "Parakeet."

Author: Holly Day
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Shanti Arts LLC
Published: 01/12/2021
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.32lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.21d
ISBN: 9781951651640

About the Author
Day, Holly: - Holly Day has worked as a freelance writer for over thirty years, with over 7,000 published articles, poems, and short stories and forty books and chapbooks. Her writing has recently appeared in Harvard Review, Asimov's SF, and Potomac Review, and her recent book publications include Music Composition for Dummies and Music Theory for Dummies. Her writing has been nominated for a National Magazine Award, an Isaac Asimov Award, a 49th Parallel Prize, multiple Pushcart awards, and a Rhysling Award, and she has received two Midwest Writer's Grants, a Plainsongs Award, the Sam Ragan Prize for Poetry, and a Dwarf Star Award from the Science Fiction Poetry Association.