HEREAFTER

HEREAFTERPoetry. The Song Cave, 2024. Paperback, 96 pages. From the press: Alan Felsenthals tender second collection of poems, Hereafter, moves between the difficult work of mourning and the spirited nature of life. Both an elegy for a dear friend and a search for signs of renewal, these poems recover pastoral symbols of sorrow from clich. Essential in their attempt at consolation, Felsenthal's requiems traverse landscapesthe ocean, the Earth, and the

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epistolary

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