How does one live in a world that is both beautiful and broken--a world of cherry blossoms and gun violence, fellowship and political enmity, plague and rebirth?
What's Left to Us by Evening
, David Ebenbach's unsparing and timely new poetry collection, examines the obligation--and privilege--of carrying all these things. The wide-ranging influences on the poems in Ebenbach's third collection include Judaism, the Asian poetic tradition, the natural and built environments, and current events.