In Moth, Jane Springer uses shaped poems, prose poems, and poems with unusual structures to soar through time and the natural world. Yet, while her lines are aesthetically playful, she examines serious subjects, including our destruction of the environment, the widening and divisive gulf between socioeconomic classes, and the further injustices thrust upon those already suffering in society. She focuses on the role of women in a chaotic world, as mothers, daughters, and sisters work to restore order and comfort. Simultaneously heartbreaking and lighthearted, these masterful poems gracefully delve into the complexities of our lives.

About the Author
A native of Tennessee, Jane Springer now lives in Upstate New York and teaches at Hamilton College. Her previous poetry collections are Dear Blackbird and Murder Ballad.


Book Information
ISBN 9780807167922
Author Jane Springer
Format Paperback
Page Count 64
Imprint Louisiana State University Press
Publisher Louisiana State University Press
Weight(grams) 333g