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Walter Pavlich: In the Belly of the Ewe

From Sensational Nightingales: Collected Poems of Walter Pavlich (Lynx House Press, 2017) Included in Vox Populi by permission of Sandra McPherson and the estate of Walter Pavlich.

For a beautifully written tribute to the work of Walter Pavlich, written by his friend, the poet Thomas Aslin, click here.


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6 comments on “Walter Pavlich: In the Belly of the Ewe

  1. kim4true
    March 29, 2022
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    I love to be lulled into acceptance with a magically real story–or poem. Reminds me of wonderful writers of fiction.

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  2. Sam Barbee
    March 29, 2022
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    WOW! This poem is loaded with religious symbolism and metaphor. I admire every word. WOW!

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  3. tathomas311
    March 29, 2022
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    The Aslin piece is wonderful.

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    • Vox Populi
      March 29, 2022
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      Yes, Sandra McPherson sent me the poem and the Aslin piece. I was blown away by both.

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