In the four sections of When I Think About Rain, poems vary in settings from central Ukraine to the Cedar Valley. Drawing on religious, philosophical, and personal insights, the emotional territory Hedeen covers includes the quiet dignities of love and the raucous indignities of its loss and lack, and it ends with the affirmation that somehow everything is remembered and forgotten.
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Paul Hedeen is an award-winning professor and writer who teaches literature, film, and writing at Wartburg College. He is also the author of the novel, The Knowledge Tree (Sanbun Publishers), and the co-editor of Unrelenting Readers: the New Poet-critics (Story Line Press).
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