Review
"The poems use details of everyday life to make approachable the devastation of loss and the ability to find hope." --
Fred Silverman, grief counselor, 1999"These artful poems are tracts for the living praise pieces, prayers of witness and remembrance, quiet, brave and heartbreakingly real." --
Dorianne Laux, poet, 1999
From the Publisher
March, before Spring has touched hundreds of people. Letters have poured in sharing the common feelings that people experience when coping with a terminal illness and the death of a loved one. Anyone who has cared for a loved one in their dying or who has known someone who has, will want to have quiet moments with this book.