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One can learn much from Swanberg's poems, about life, love, self, and spirit. But she never teaches, never preaches, only provides the reader with the opportunity for the delight of discovery. And these discoveries often, as Emily Dickinson said, blow the top of one's head off.
Christine's poems evoke territory that is familiar yet wondrous. With subject matter that varies widely, she reflects on themes that are spiritual and universal: family and friends, memory, nature, that cosmos, the self. . . . She accepts with grace and gentle humor the "full and ripe" changes that come with "the second half of life." From "domestic wrinkles" to the ghosts that haunt our dreams, from walking alone in Moscow's Red Square or meandering through retirement, Christine never ceases to surprise us with the vision and language of life between experience and imagination. Christine's praise poems are a gift for a life "lived well" and the "fire of a life imagined well." --- J. Glenn and Barbara Evans , Poets West
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