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November 24, 2017
 

Morning Voices

 
Ed Falco
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About This Poem

 

“The loved ones we lose to time—family, friends, mentors, students, neighbors, lovers—remain with us in our thoughts, a part of the fabric of our selves. ‘Morning Voices’ is a poem of mourning and morning, of mourning for those lost to us in the flesh of their being, of awakening to the way they remain with us nonetheless, in the weave of who we are, speaking to us at the start of another gifted, noisy morning.”
—Ed Falco

 

Ed Falco is the author of Wolf Moon Blood Moon, forthcoming from Louisiana State University Press in December. He lives in the mountains of Blacksburg, Virginia, where he teaches in the MFA program at Virginia Tech.

 

Photo credit: Jim Stroup

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