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A contemplative logger sees God in the trees and snow fleas of the Vermont woods. He makes his way over land to the southern tip of South America (El Fin del Mundo) and back, finding God everywhere and nowhere, writing poems on buses and trains, in hostels and aboard ships down the always-churning Rio Amazona.
Though lost at times, he never loses his deep sense of wonder at the everyday miracles of the world or his yearning for a unifying significance. Sensual and vividly evocative of nature, love, travel, struggle, and grief and laughter, the poems collected in Lost in the Woods are a rich reflection of ten years’ passage and the search for meaning and solace in the world and oneself.
Though lost at times, he never loses his deep sense of wonder at the everyday miracles of the world or his yearning for a unifying significance. Sensual and vividly evocative of nature, love, travel, struggle, and grief and laughter, the poems collected in Lost in the Woods are a rich reflection of ten years’ passage and the search for meaning and solace in the world and oneself.
A contemplative logger sees God in the trees and snow fleas of the Vermont woods. He makes his way over land to the southern tip of South America (El Fin del Mundo) and back, finding God everywhere and nowhere, writing poems on buses and trains, in hostels and aboard ships down the always-churnin...
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For much of a long and stellar career as a paperboy, gravedigger, logger, contractor, slumlord, sawyer, buyer-and-seller of old guitars, teacher of Physics and Calculus, and high school Principal, Scott Harrower has written poems, often at the oddest times in the strangest places. He has traveled in 71 countries so far (but who’s counting?), and is the all-time leading points scorer in the Washington Post Daily Crossword.
Search youtube to see him sing his country song/poem “I’m Roadkill On the Highway of Love”.
Scott Harrower lives in Vermont, USA, North America, and can be contacted at sharrowe42@gmail.com.
Search youtube to see him sing his country song/poem “I’m Roadkill On the Highway of Love”.
Scott Harrower lives in Vermont, USA, North America, and can be contacted at sharrowe42@gmail.com.
For much of a long and stellar career as a paperboy, gravedigger, logger, contractor, slumlord, sawyer, buyer-and-seller of old guitars, teacher of Physics and Calculus, and high school Principal, Scott Harrower has written poems, often at the oddest times in the strangest places. He has traveled...
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