Moose Beetle Swallow by Andres Ehin, translated by Patrick Cotter, is a compelling collection that seamlessly blends the surreal with the intimate, exploring the intersections of nature, identity, and memory. Ehin’s poetic voice, delicate yet powerful, invites readers into a world where the ordinary converges with the extraordinary, evoking a deep sense of reflection and wonder. Cotter’s translation captures the original’s lyrical nuances and rhythm, delivering the richness of Ehin’s Estonian verse in English with clarity and elegance. This volume stands as a testament to the enduring power of poetry to transcend language and culture, offering a profound meditation on human connection and the mysteries of existence.
Moose Beetle Swallow by Andres Ehin, translated by Patrick Cotter, is a compelling collection that seamlessly blends the surreal with the intimate, exploring the intersections of nature, identity, and memory. Ehin’s poetic voice, delicate yet powerful, invites readers into a world where the ordinary converges with the extraordinary, evoking a deep sense of reflection and wonder. Cotter’s translation captures the original’s lyrical nuances and rhythm, delivering the richness of Ehin’s Estonian verse in English with clarity and elegance. This volume stands as a testament to the enduring power of poetry to transcend language and culture, offering a profound meditation on human connection and the mysteries of existence.
Southword Editions, 2005 new
