- Genre:poetry
- Sub-genre:Subjects & Themes / General
- Language:English
- Pages:200
- Paperback ISBN:9798317853266
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In The Long Table, the "renaissance" of later life is not a slowing down, but a deepening—a vibrant, unvarnished mapping of the interior landscapes we create over time. Written from the vantage point of her eighth decade, Dyane Lewis Carrere navigates the worn edges of memory and the quiet clarity of the present, offering a voice to a generation actively redefining what it means to age.
While anchored in the wisdom of experience, these poems and prose hold universal truths that cross generational lines. Whether you are just beginning to gather stories of your own or have been tending a hearth for decades, there is a seat reserved for you here—among the memories, moments, and characters gathered at The Long Table.
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In The Long Table, the "renaissance" of later life is not a slowing down, but a deepening—a vibrant, unvarnished mapping of the interior landscapes we create over time. Written from the vantage point of her eighth decade, Dyane Lewis Carrere navigates the worn edges of memory and the quiet clarity of the present, offering a voice to a generation actively redefining what it means to age.
While anchored in the wisdom of experience, these poems, micro-short stories and short stories hold universal truths that cross generational lines. It explores the beauty of connection, the drive for dreams, the abundance found in the natural world, the strength found in heartbreak and the deep joy of love. Whether someone is just beginning to gather stories of their own or have been tending a hearth for decades, there is a seat reserved for everyone here—among the memories, moments, and characters gathered at The Long Table.
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