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OWL, David John Rosenheim's debut poetry collection, maps the intersection of the human heart with the natural world, informed by his background as a songwriter, executive coach, and climate advocate. The poems oscillate between deeply personal narratives and broader existential themes, offering a poignant meditation on impermanence and human connection against the backdrop of a changing climate. The collec ... Full description
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Description
OWL, David John Rosenheim's debut poetry collection, maps the intersection of the human heart with the natural world, informed by his background as a songwriter, executive coach, and climate advocate. The poems oscillate between deeply personal narratives and broader existential themes, offering a poignant meditation on impermanence and human connection against the backdrop of a changing climate. The collection serves as a call to observe, feel, and act.
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| Author | David John Rosenheim |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Unsolicited Press |
| Release year | 2024 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781963115000 |