Overview

In her first book of poetry, In Winter I Burn Poems, Diana Lischer brings to life a vibrant visual landscape that stretches from her home in the Green Mountains of Vermont, to the mystical Southwest, to the villages of Mexico and beyond. Organized around the four seasons of New England, each poem is a sensory meditation: cozy fires during the long winter, mushrooms in damp spring, bright flowers in sweltering summer, and bountiful apple harvests in fall. At times sensuous and subtle, magical and mundane, Lischer' s poems capture nature' s hidden moments, transforming the everyday into a rich sensory feast.

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Diana Lischer is a farmer, published poet and writer, painter, knitter, and avid gardener who has lived in Southeastern Vermont since 1976. Her poetry has appeared in Vermont Life, The Larcom Review, and three times in the Anthology of New England Writers. Her reviews and essays have appeared on Vermont Public Radio, The Brattleboro Reformer, The Commons, Art New England, and in Emily Mason' s art book, The Fifth Element, published by George Braziller, New York. Her poem, "" If Margaret Sanger Sang a Song"" was set to music by composer Lawrence Siegel and performed by the a cappella group, Fem Ami

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