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Little Alleluias: Collected Poetry and Prose
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A curated compendium of three complete works by the awardwinning poet Mary Oliver: the booklength poem The Leaf and the Cloud, the collection What Do We Know, andessays from Long Lifewith a foreword by fellow Pulitzer Prizewinning author of Postcolonial Love Poem Natalie Diaz.For the many admirers of Mary Olivers breathtaking poetry of touch and transcendence, as well as for those coming to her words for the first time, Little Alleluias is a revelation.These works observe, search, pause, astonish, and give thanks to both love and the natural world. In constant conversation with the sublime, (i.e. Are you afraid? / Somewhere a thousand swans are flying / through winters worst storm.), Oliver has the rare skill of rendering life: her poems and essays bring movement to stillness, and people to the Earth, themselves, and each other. Page by page, she invites us to walk through her minutes, her moments, and revere the light and dark and rainbowed clothes of world alongside her.With three distinct books collected in one volume for the first time, Little Alleluias asks what passes and what persists, and offers readers the peace that every mind deserves.?Hers is a purposeful language, one that looks not just with attention but with sensual intention, and though awestruck, seeks to hold, even briefly, the unknowns of the energies that make any life. Little alleluias, she called her writings. Not meant to define but to praise, to rejoice in the maker and what has been made, to dare be heard as a whisper or a shout in this immense world.?Natalie Diaz, in her Foreword
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