In Mountain. Memory. Marsh., Carol Parris Krauss embarks on a poetic journey of self-discovery, weaving together the landscapes of her life from the Appalachian foothills to the coastal marshlands. She explores the essence of identity, roots, and personal significance through vivid imagery and introspective verse.
Krauss's poetry traverses both geography and time, inviting readers to accompany her on expeditions from Charlottesville to Pawley's Island. Her verses span historical figures like George Pickett to intimate portraits of her ninety-six-year-old mother, creating a rich tapestry of personal and collective memory.
This collection is a profound exploration of love, loss, and the human experience. Krauss's vivid language and keen observations transform her quest into a universal journey, allowing readers to reflect on their connections to place, family, and self.
