Lamplight - Cain, Cathy
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Sometimes the weight rises and the telling wells up to be heard. These poems tell those stories. "Lamplight is both opening and closing. Like any journey-woman on a quest to understand grief, Cathy Cain finds not truth so much as renewal. These poems are like compact, inescapable dreams, bruised with switchbacks that 'shift / over the edge,' where misery becomes a glow, a shine, and, finally, a blaze of love." -David Biespiel, author of Republic Café "Cathy Cain's Lamplight explores what lights the darkest nights and how dark those nights can be. She writes to "wear down in poem the pointed…mehr

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Sometimes the weight rises and the telling wells up to be heard. These poems tell those stories. "Lamplight is both opening and closing. Like any journey-woman on a quest to understand grief, Cathy Cain finds not truth so much as renewal. These poems are like compact, inescapable dreams, bruised with switchbacks that 'shift / over the edge,' where misery becomes a glow, a shine, and, finally, a blaze of love." -David Biespiel, author of Republic Café "Cathy Cain's Lamplight explores what lights the darkest nights and how dark those nights can be. She writes to "wear down in poem the pointed pain." We find sparkling songs and savage blues, lamplight and dark. Her poems come home to gratitude in a morning walk, the smell of forgiveness in clean laundry. She invites the sky in at dawn." -Tricia Knoll, author of Wild Apples and The Unknown Daughter "Cathy Cain's poems move through lamplit rooms and find everything we've left there, everything we've hidden. The poems in Lamplight bring the world out of silhouette and into the lived-in body. They help us see the treachery and loveliness living within us, and show us where to go." -Jules Ohman, author of Body Grammar
Autorenporträt
Poet and artist Cathy Cain is the author of Lamplight, The Weight of Clouds, A Shape of Sky, and Bee Dance, published by The Poetry Box press; and a chapbook, Empty Space Places You, published by Finishing Line Press.Cain's honors include the Edwin Markham Prize for Poetry, the Paulann Petersen Award for Poetry from Willamette Writers, a Pushcart nomination, a PEN/Voelcker nomination, and a First Place and other citations from the Oregon Poetry Association. Her poetry has appeared in Reed Magazine, The Poeming Pigeon, Verseweavers, VoiceCatcher, and in /pän de¿ mi¿k/ 2020: An Anthology of Pandemic Poems.The mother of two fine sons, Cain taught in the public schools for over thirty-two years. She lives with her husband near Portland, Oregon.