A Little World Made Cunningly brings together the author’s best poems written over the past ten years in free-form verse and traditional forms, including the sonnet. Many of the poems rely on classroom experiences garnered from a teaching career of fifty-seven years. Family memories account for other poems, and the author’s reactions to artistic creations, especially paintings and ceramics, inspired many of the pieces. An undercurrent of religious sensibility is rarely far from the poems, but creed and doctrine never comprise subject matter. This is a collection for multiple readers, an audience not far from ordinary experience.
A propos de l’auteur
George Klawitter, professor of English literature, St. Edward’s University, has published books of poetry throughout his teaching career. Country Matters appeared in 2001, and his book Let Orpheus Take Your Hand won the Gival Press Poetry Prize in 2002. His collection Gareth appeared in 2014, and The Priest appeared in 2020. He lives in retirement at Notre Dame, Indiana.