Elegiac poems of loss and renewal in Connemara, meditating on nature, time, and death with quiet serenity.
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Elegiac poems of loss and renewal in Connemara, meditating on nature, time, and death with quiet serenity.
In this, her fourth collection, Joan McBreen interrogates loss and completes a tentative journey of renewal. A quiet strength sustains the consistently elegiac mood of Heather Island. This poet of autumnal gloaming revisits the shapes and colors of Tully Lake and Mountain in Connemara, the `browning bracken' and `the late blackberries.' But McBreen also travels far beyond the comfort of the familiar, to South America, to Borges and Neruda, to the mysteries of passing time and death. There is a s...
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