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Silver medal winner, 2016 Independent Book Publishers Association Benjamin Franklin book awards Winner of the?Robert Frost Farm Prize and?the?String Poet Prize In the lyrical tradition of Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson, the finely crafted poems in Richard Meyer?s debut collection?Orbital Paths?are brimming with wisdom and wit. Accessible and begging to be read out loud, these poems travel from the depths of outer space to the backyards and back roads of Minnesota with mature (and often playful) insights into nature, relationships, religion, sex, death, mythology, and more. Praise for?Orbital Paths ?Meyer is a siren. Just try to put this collection down.? ?Nicole Helget, author of?Wonder at the Edge of the World,?Stillwater, and?The Summer of Ordinary Ways ?Richard Meyer?s poems are a delight to read. Their rich language and metrical music draw us in?[T]he poet?s eye moves easily from wash hanging on the clothesline to meteors screaming through space. Anchoring it all is a cosmic sense of humor. The effect is enchanting.???John Thavis, author of the?New York Times?bestseller?The Vatican Diaries ?[Thes
Silver medal winner, 2016 Independent Book Publishers Association Benjamin Franklin book awards Winner of the?Robert Frost Farm Prize and?the?String Poet Prize In the lyrical tradition of Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson, the finely crafted poems in Richard Meyer?s debut collection?Orbital Paths?are brimming with wisdom and wit. Accessible and begging to be read out loud, these poems travel from the depths of outer space to the backyards and back roads of Minnesota with mature (and often playful) insights into nature, relationships, religion, sex, death, mythology, and more. Praise for?Orbital Paths ?Meyer is a siren. Just try to put this collection down.? ?Nicole Helget, author of?Wonder at the Edge of the World,?Stillwater, and?The Summer of Ordinary Ways ?Richard Meyer?s poems are a delight to read. Their rich language and metrical music draw us in?[T]he poet?s eye moves easily from wash hanging on the clothesline to meteors screaming through space. Anchoring it all is a cosmic sense of humor. The effect is enchanting.???John Thavis, author of the?New York Times?bestseller?The Vatican Diaries ?[Thes