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TERRAIN\n\n\"Hietpas delivers the visceral,highly-textured terrain of experience on homeground with all the fierce affection and honesty true residence requires.The poemsarrive in your attention as sensations-you are ‘white-knuckle still,'you row out'through indigo gloom to troll'squirrels siege the walnut tree,'and'the creek isdepleted to a whisper.'Your sense of honest words in the world,your grasp of animalcourage,will not be the same after these poems take you.”  \n—Kim Stafford,author of Wild Honey,Tough Salt  \n\"These poems sketch Hietpas'version of a journey we all undertake,rising onmetaphor,image and sound to become more than mere record.They don't flinchat pain and hardship,they move through it word by precise word to reach the lastaffirming poem.\"  \n—Alice Derry,author of Hunger  \n\"Hietpas has crafted a remarkable collection-a life-narrative contained in 28succinct,inventive,and moving poems.With language and perceptions that shiftdeftly between directness and delight,between foreboding and resolution,thesepoems pay homage to Gina's home terrain on the Olympic Peninsula,to her family,and to the coyotes,ancient orchards,wrens,and eagles that share that land-andtheir lessons-with her.\"  \n—Bill Yake,author of This Old Riddle  \n\"In solitude you learn your story,'so begins this lovely narrative told in poemswhere nature's seasons are juxtaposed with the seasons of two entwined lives.'Whata delight to be trapped in each other's arms,'Hietpas writes,and what a delight toread through these pages.A fine and charming debut.”  \n-Susan Rich,author of Cloud Pharmacy  \n“Expressing yourself creatively is essential to thriving and surviving with a chronicillness,whether you're the caregiver or the one who needs care.Terrain is filled withpoems of persistence,courage and hope.I applaud Hietpas for sharing her insightfulwisdom.”  \n—Lori Hartwell,founder and president of Renal Support Network  \n\"In Terrain,nature is a map that helps us navigate through life,illness,and healingwith hopefulness as our compass.Throughout this collection,Hietpas continuesto find the gifts in the natural world:'drenched in the Milky Way,/we warmedourselves with possibilities and through a bear devouring apples-honey crisp,golden gems/neglected abundance.'With an attentiveness to nature and daily life,Terrain reminds us of how everything is a metaphor.It's a beautiful debut of poemsthat while dealing with more complex subjects such as illness,love,and healing,remind you how much there is to learn from the blackberries,the coyotes,the bluejays.  \n—Kelli Russell Agodon,author of Dialogues with Rising Tides  \n\"Heitpas'poems are offerings,prayers,and elixirs.As calls to courage,they revel inthe natural world,birds and elk,whales and wind,all the while acknowledging herhusband's failing health.Quickened by such urgency,Hietpas'poems sharpen themoment between place and perception,the intersection of the physical world withher own emotional terrain.These are poems that articulate the precarious balancebetween action and inaction,between sleep and the calls ofthe flicker,betweencalm and her ‘unruly mind,'as she tries to compose comfort out of the air....Complex,moving,sensuous in their images,and insightful in their vision,Hietpas'poems deserve rereading again and again.”  \n—James McKean,author of Headlong  \n\"Hietpas'poems blossom from the earth of our deepest human experience.Shewrites insightfully from the perspectives of mother and wife,gardener and gleaner,and her poems sing with a freshness that enchants.These are poems of a woman andartist rooted in family and place and nourished by the larger wild community thatsurrounds her.Poem by poem,Hietpas opens her world to us:in coyote chorusesand surgical wards,in moments of moonlit solitude and in the tenderest of lovepoems.In many ways,Terrain is a lyric love poem","cbCainQCU3qbmFW4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainQCU3qbmFW4","pdf",1885353,54,"English","# Praise for 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