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Voice Message

Katherine Barrett SwettSeries: Donald Justice Poetry Prize
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Duration
42m
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Autumn House Press

About

Voice Message explores through villanelles, sonnets, quatrains, and even free verse the consolation and devastation that art and poetry offer.
In her debut collection, Swett engages the art of Vermeer to guide and contextualize the pain of losing a child, exploring how can art offer motivation, comfort, and release. In these poems, there is tenderness for our vulnerable earth as well as for our fragile human bodies. Swett's collection is a poignant and measured collection that reminds us of art's ability to heal.

Related Subjects

  • Women Authors
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Death, Grief, Loss
  • Subjects & Themes

Extended Details

  • SeriesDonald Justice Poetry Prize

    Artists

    Katherine Barrett SwettAuthor
    Katherine Barrett SwettReader