Some Distant Pin of Light by Francine Witte

Some Distant Pin of Light

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Some Distant Pin of Light by Francine Witte

Cervena Barva Press

Some Distant Pin of Light

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Francine Witte newest poetry collection Some Distant Pin of Light is an exploration of life's fleeting moments, capturing the essence of human emotion with lyrical precision. Her poems delve into themes of love, loss, and the passage of time, blending vivid imagery with evocative language. Each piece is a snapshot of everyday experiences, transformed into profound reflections on the human condition. As with her previous collections, Café Crazy and The Theory of Flesh, these pages are filled with lost lovers, nostalgic family portraits, and her deep concern for the environment. Witte's keen observational skills and masterful use of brevity create a tapestry of interconnected vignettes that resonate deeply with readers.

Book Details
Publisher:
Cervena Barva Press
ISBN:
9781950063901
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
80
Authors:
Francine Witte
Published Date:
2025-05-28
Language:
English
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About Francine Witte

A former high school teacher living in New York City, Francine Witte writes both poetry and flash fiction. Café Crazy came from Kelsay Books in 2017 and The Theory of Flesh from the same press in 2019; Some Distant Pin of Light followed from Cervena Barva Press, and the flash collection Radio Water from Roadside Press. Her chapbook Cold June won the 2010 Thomas A. Wilhelmus Award, chosen by Robert Olen Butler, and Not All Fires Burn the Same won the 2016 Slipstream chapbook contest. She has edited flash fiction for Flash Boulevard and SoFloPoJo.

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