Ebook {Epub PDF} A Raft of Grief: Poems by Chelsea Rathburn

This is the website of poet Chelsea Rathburn, Georgia poet laureate and author of three collections of poetry, including Still Life with Mother and Knife. Chelsea Rathburn poet and nonfiction writer Chelsea Rathburn The following poems from A Raft of Grief can be found online. This is the website of poet Chelsea Rathburn, Georgia poet laureate and author of three collections of poetry, including Still Life with Mother and Knife. A Raft of Grief is a superbly accomplished book from a poet who has truly arrived.” – David Barber “Chelsea Rathburn’s second book of poems, A Raft of Grief, bristles with rage, sorrow, poignancy and wit.” – Lauren Watel. The Shifting Line. Praise for The Shifting Line, winner of .

Chelsea Rathburn is the author of A Raft of Grief () and The Shifting Line ().She received an NEA fellowship in poetry in She lives in Georgia. Chelsea Rathburn. Chelsea Rathburn is author of the poetry collections A Raft of Grief (Autumn House, ) and The Shifting Line (Evansville, ), winner of the Richard Wilbur Award. Winner of an NEA poetry fellowship, she teaches at Young Harris College, where she directs the creative-writing program. Issue: Winter Volume 92 # 1. Chelsea Rathburn is the author of Still Life with Mother and Knife, forthcoming from Louisiana State University Press in , as well as A Raft of Grief and The Shifting www.doorway.ru poems have appeared in Poetry, New England Review, Five Points, and many other www.doorway.ru lives in the mountains of North Georgia, where she directs the creative writing program at Young Harris College.

The following poems from A Raft of Grief can be found online: “ A Raft of Grief,” published in The Atlantic Monthly, reprinted on Poetry Daily. “ English Sonnet,” published in Poetry. “ Fire Ants,” published in The Atlantic Monthly. “ The Talker,” from The New Republic. “ How It Happened, ” from New Ohio Review. its weight. If only the boat. did not need a rower; we’d push it off together. then wade to opposite banks. absolved at last, forever, buoyant, watching it go. From A Raft of Grief (Autumn House, ) by Chelsea Rathburn. Copyright © by Chelsea Rathburn. Originally published in Poem-a-Day on Aug, by the Academy of American Poets. Chelsea Rathburn is the author of A Raft of Grief (Autumn House, ). In , she was appointed the poet laureate of Georgia.