A midlife poetry collection on loss, desire, and erotic mysticism, finding wonder in ordinary American life.
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A midlife poetry collection on loss, desire, and erotic mysticism, finding wonder in ordinary American life.
In But Today Is Different , Sarah Stern's first full-length collection of poems, she explores the themes of loss, desire, the erotic, getting older in a youth-obsessed culture, and finding the mystical in the ordinary. Several poems are shaped by conversations between an enduring voice and a mortal one that asks questions. The answers are in the shared spaces of wonder about the knowable and unknowable. With wisdom, humor, and humility, Stern brings the reader to a new place of deep feeling
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Recurring erotic and sensual themes exploring desire and the body
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Mystical themes; dialogues between enduring and mortal voices
No fantasy magic present
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Brief reflection on aging in a youth-obsessed culture
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