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Praise\n\nEvery seed—each pinprick of promise in this green world—is amasterwork.And this Seed,this most recent collection of JaniceGould's poems,is unmistakably the work of a master.Arisingfrom deep wisdom and humility,these lines fower from thepoet's body.Clear and potently accessible,her poetry emergesfrom her spirit-borne vision,a vision wedded to the earth’ssensory richness.How closely she looks,how wisely she seesinto her own dark and complicated affections.Seed is the giftfrom this master at her work.  \n—Paulann Petersen,Oregon Poet Laureate Emerita  \n\"To live a peaceful life is no easy thing,\"writes Janice Gould,and I might add that it's no easy thing to write a deeplysatisfying peaceful poem.But Seed,as a whole,is a collectionof poems that find peace in difficult places.The peace insidelonging.The peace inside discrimination.The peace insideconfusion,despair,shadow.I love the way Janice Gould blursthe lines between the human and more-than human realms ofheart,garden,dream,and animal.I love her attention to slightdetails.Seed is beautiful.Heartbreaking.Strong.Vulnerable.I love this book of love poems,how they invite us,too,intocompassion,possibility,attentiveness,and,yes,even peace.—Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer,author of Naked for Tea andEven Now  \nI have admired Janice Gould's poetry for many years,andnow the poems in Seed offer me even more to praise.Suchlyric simplicity is hard-earned,and comes from a rare depthof experience.The range of approaches and voices that I havealways associated with Gould's work recurs in such poems as\"Fierce Defense,\"a bitter monologue of opposition,and \"BlackHair,\"an intimately observed narrative of desire.\"I know  \nnothing about the soul,\"she writes in another poem,but it isprecisely the quality of soul her writing evokes that makes mecherish this book.  \n—David Mason,author of The Sound:New and Selected Poems  \nSeed will haunt you as it has me—I cannot stop reading italoud.Like the weeds and roses it invokes,the collectiondigs in,quietly at first,sending tendrils of images—Hlowers,morning stars,and green shoots of desire—-that remain rootedin the heart long after the last page has closed.Brought tous by the brilliant Janice Gould,author of powerful bookslike Beneath My Heart,Doubters and Dreamers,and mostrecently,The Force of Gratitude,Seedwill open you to the sacredof the everyday.In it,Gould writes the ceremony that is ourbreath,our lives,our loves.For this gift,for these words,forthis gorgeous collection,I am thankful.  \n—Lisa Tatonetti,author of The Queerness of Native AmericanLiterature  \nJanice Gould's exquisite collection moves smoothly throughlove lyrics into narratives that tell stories of struggles as alesbian in a hostile world.Poems are carefully linked together,leading the reader into a sequence rather than a randomcollection.The poet experiences life through a natural worldthat she observes with intimate knowledge and love.Death,the man in black with his face averted,haunts the edges of thepoems more and more,as she claims to know nothing aboutthe soul,yet unearths her deepest wisdom about the sharedjourney towards the home where we will be finally welcomed.—Judith Barrington,author of Long Love:New &SelectedPoems  \nWhether you seek a friend,or The Friend,a mother or TheMother,these poems are the companion you've been waitingfor.In here,being a woman whose heart surges with the sweet  \nmusic of love for women—and recollecting how difficult thatwas,as a girl—becomes the difficult and gilded path of findingany human way in the dark.Being a seeker and supplicanton holy earth in New Mexico becomes the state of seekingconnection to The Beyond from anywhere.These are redolentpoems,aromatherapy for the skittish soul.They literally mademe laugh and cry.These are poems to breathe and live—Maria Melendez Kelson,author of Flexible Bones and HowLong Shell Last in This 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