Bone Sense

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By (author): Laurie Lynn Muirhead

These are narrative poems that resonate with the simplicity of rural life but evolve from the great traditions of Emerson, Thoreau, and have the emotional connections of the poetic works of Patrick Friesen and Glen Sorestad. The poems reflect how the lands, the climate, cattle, coyotes and weather unfold with circadian rhythm. Her language is straightforward and yet she creates fresh and useful metaphors to embody those mystical connections that are entrenched between her and the rural world she inhabits.

AUTHOR

Laurie Lynn Muirhead

Laurie Lynn Muirhead has been writing and performing both contemporary and cowboy poetry for a decade while running a ranch in Shellbrook, Saskatchewan. Her work has appeared in numerous magazines and journals including The New Quarterly, and Transition and has been broadcast on CBC Radio. This is her first book.