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Lifting Stones

Poems

Doug Stanfield

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English
Rootstock Publishing
08 June 2021
"Lifting Stones is an autobiography of sorts; a travel journal where the poet travels in nature and into memories of love, hope, grief, and loss. ""Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards,"" wrote S�ren Kierkegaard, and this is the genesis of Stanfield's collection. His poems understand a life by looking back along the trail, seeing clearly for the first time, stacking personal, grounded word formations like rock cairns left for the next traveler: a way for stones, and words, to live forward."

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Imprint:   Rootstock Publishing
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 6mm
Weight:   154g
ISBN:   9781578690589
ISBN 10:   1578690587
Pages:   108
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Doug Stanfield grew up in western Ohio as the son of a teacher and a nurse. After many years working in journalism and public relations, he is now retired and writes poetry in western Washington, at the base of the Olympic Mountains. He was a finalist for author of the year with the Annual Spillwords Press Awards in 2019. Lifting Stones is his third book of poetry. Visit his blog, hemmingplay.com.

Reviews for Lifting Stones: Poems

"""Lifting Stones is a tender artistry...it is a singular collection of clarity, warmth, grief, humour, agony, mortality, recollection, despair, and rebirth. It is an expedition, not a journey's end. It is a unique work of life via poetry, a kaleidoscopic gallery of this poet's genuine experience laid bare."" -Mandi Greenwood, author of Six Steps Down, Caught Inside, and The Silver Renoir ""Doug Stanfield writes of love and grief and of a kaleidoscope of emotions in between. He is a deft and sensitive chronicler of the human condition and of the world we live in, crafting poetical images with great sensitivity and skill."" -Iffat Shah, physician and writer"


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