Eat the Dirt - Hamilton, Heather

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Auteur(s) : Hamilton, Heather

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 31/08/2025

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 132.0

ISBN : 1968136029

Résumé :

In this unflinching collection, Heather Hamilton excavates the raw terrain where faith meets flesh, where the sacred collides with suffering. These poems are acts of spiritual archaeology-digging through layers of doubt, desire, and divine hunger. Eat the Dirt maps the geography of a life lived in tension between heaven and earth-between the dust we came from and the light we reach toward.

With visceral honesty and startling intimacy, Heather Hamilton explores the simultaneous revulsion and reverence we feel toward our earthbound existence, the way God tastes both bitter as dirt and sweet as honey on our tongues. These poems are for anyone who has ever felt simultaneously too human and not human enough. Eat the Dirt reminds us that sometimes the most sacred act is simply learning how to swallow what we cannot understand.

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Biographie:
Heather Hamilton is the Author of Returning to Eden: A Field Guide for the Spiritual Journey and Eat the Dirt: 52 Poems on God and Being Human. She has appeared on numerous podcast, television, and radio programs, including NPR. Returning to Eden is featured in the Mythological Resources Database at the Joseph Campbell Foundation.Heather received her B.A. in Journalism from Georgia State University and spent many years doing video production before discovering her love of writing. After filming and editing stories with people from all over the world-celebrities, orphans, religious leaders, royal family members, political figures, and everyday people-Heather recognized the common threads and themes intertwining all humans across religions, cultures, classes, and demographics. She is passionate about fostering human connection through storytelling, writing, art, and exchanging ideas.She lives in Atlanta, Georgia. You can find her work at ReturningtoEden.com...

Sommaire:
In this unflinching collection, Heather Hamilton excavates the raw terrain where faith meets flesh, where the sacred collides with suffering. These poems are acts of spiritual archaeology-digging through layers of doubt, desire, and divine hunger. Eat the Dirt maps the geography of a life lived in tension between heaven and earth-between the dust we came from and the light we reach toward. With visceral honesty and startling intimacy, Heather Hamilton explores the simultaneous revulsion and reverence we feel toward our earthbound existence, the way God tastes both bitter as dirt and sweet as honey on our tongues. These poems are for anyone who has ever felt simultaneously too human and not human enough. Eat the Dirt reminds us that sometimes the most sacred act is simply learning how to swallow what we cannot understand....