On Tuesday, May 14th (Election Day, BC - vote early!) Leaf Press will be launching its Spring 2013 titles. Leading up to the launch I'll be featuring a poem a day from each of Leaf's three new poetry collections.
Daniela Elza’s work has appeared nationally and internationally in over 80 publications. milk tooth bane bone follows closely on the heels of her first poetry collection, the weight of dew (Mother Tongue Publishing, 2012). In 2011 she received her doctorate from SFU and self-published the book of it (Ebook and print).
I write between drops - Daniela Elza
I write between drops. eaves dripping. two crows in a tree like ears listen. again I fool myself that I can even get close to writing :rain: these ghosts on the page that pull at me drag me out of my skin into certainties. if we have to be truly philosophical we will not say a word. in the linden tree below the balcony— the breaking of twigs the weaving of a nest. crows here speak so effortlessly of rain tap tapping on leaves and the strip of light above the horizon again delivers us to the eye of the moon to the night where we are dark thought perched in the trees of dreams. with first light you notice speckled turquoise eggs. rain isn’t divisible from this.
from milk tooth bane bone
(Leaf Press, 2013).
Reprinted with permission.
Daniela Elza’s work has appeared nationally and internationally in over 80 publications. milk tooth bane bone follows closely on the heels of her first poetry collection, the weight of dew (Mother Tongue Publishing, 2012). In 2011 she received her doctorate from SFU and self-published the book of it (Ebook and print).
Daniela will be launching milk tooth bone bane on May 14th, along with collections by fellow Leaf authors Emilia Nielsen and Leanne McIntosh. The details:
Tuesday, May 14th, 2013, 7:00 PM
Rowan's Roof Restaurant
2340 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver
Featuring: Emilia Nielsen, Daniela Elza and Leanne McIntosh
Free, and free appetizers!
Check back in tomorrow for another Leaf Press poem!
1 comment:
Thank you Rob, for featuring the poems from these three books, for promoting the event, and for your support.
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