Elegy (Currents in Canadian Literature) Review

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Elegy (Currents in Canadian Literature) ReviewElegy is a unique collaboration of the poetry of E.D. Blodgett and the black-and-white photography of Yukiko Onley, to create a wistful remembrance of loss, death, and transition. The gentle, reflective poetry quietly muses about the unknown, while the still images of natural beauty evoke a picturesque mood that complements the verses perfectly. Elegy is not subdivided into separate poems per se; it is rather one long poem of memory, wonder, longing, and healing. I dreamt that I was not / myself but had become / a young birch that grew // beside a quiet stream / I understood that I had been / reborn my old life was gone // the wind blew gently through / my leaves and when it rained / the rain was simply rain // and as a birch I had / no other dreams than those / of birches root and branch // but when the waters of / the stream entered me / I knew that it was you // and even born again / it seems that I am I / and you are always you // dreams have nothing to do / with who we are and will / remain birth after birth.Elegy (Currents in Canadian Literature) Overview

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