Meanwhile the Earth: Poems from Cougar Creek To pay by check please use this order form. We are pleased to take orders from retailers. Email us with details about your order or call us at 207-837-5760. Inland a few miles from the Pacific Ocean, at the confluence of two salmon spawning streams is a place called Cougar Creek. Stacie Smith first visited Cougar Creek in the fall of 1998, going alone, approaching the place at dusk, guided by simple directions to the cabin perched high above the narrow road: “Find the big, old maple tree by the parking spot, and look for the little wooden dolphin sign nailed to the tree trunk. The dolphin’s nose points to the trail up to the cabin.” She found the trail, and by the very last of the day’s light, she found the cabin. Smith fell instantly in love with the place—its majesty, constancy, and healing energy. This collection of impassioned poems was born from that love. POETRY / Subjects & Themes / Nature ISBN: 978-1-947067-54-7 (print; softcover; perfect bound) Released September 2018 54 pages |
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Artist and poet Stacie Smith was born in Salem, Oregon, in 1945. She is a fourth-generation Oregonian whose maternal great-great-grandparents came west on the Oregon Trail. Stacie grew up in the Willamette Valley and in the mid-1960s studied writing with William Stafford at Lewis and Clark College in Portland. Stacie currently resides in her hometown, Eugene, Oregon. This is her second book of poetry. |
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