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A seed, knocking

Posted on 11 January 2017 by Kate Sotejeff-Wilson — Leave a comment

A Mordovian winter seems endless, especially if you are going to see seven of them in succession, and not by choice. But under the snow, a seed is knocking: This strong collection of poems from Latvian writer Knuts Skujenieks, could not be…

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