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Sep 28, 2023 · This poetry book explores the many facets of our existence through the lens of our own DNA. Most of us know who our fathers are, but it’s not that difficult to find someone who discovered in adulthood the uncomfortable truth through DNA analysis.
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Nov 12, 2023 · This Mortal Coil: Poems of DNA, by Eric Forsbergh (150 pages, Resource Publications, 2023) In This Mortal Coil, Eric Forsbergh wrestles with the essence of what it means to be human. These poems contain reflections on the human condition using DNA as the touchstone, affirming the uniqueness of each person.
Sep 28, 2023 · Hardcover – September 28, 2023. by Eric Forsbergh (Author) 4.7 5 ratings. See all formats and editions. Humans are composed by DNA, and through chemical action it maintains and renews us daily. This poetry book explores the many facets of our existence through the lens of our own DNA.
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May 26, 2014 · “Burial At Sea” By Eric Forsbergh | May 26th, 2014 | Categories: Memorial Day, Poetry. Crisp in whites, eight men up, four on a side, slow-step the horizontal coffin. across the flat expanse of our carrier, toward the edge. The decks are quieted. Crews of men. in oil-spotted work clothes give a wide perimeter. The air hangs vacantly, with no women.
Sep 28, 2023 · This poetry book explores the many facets of our existence through the lens of our own DNA. Most of us know who our fathers are, but it's not that difficult to find someone who discovered in adulthood the uncomfortable truth through DNA analysis.
Aug 27, 2021 · Eric Forsbergh’s poetry has appeared in JAMA, Artemis, Streetlight, Zeotrope, The Journal of Neurology, The Sow’s Ear Review, Ponder Review, and other venues. Pushcart-nominated by The Northern Virginia Review, he has won the Edgar Allen Poe Memorial prize twice from the Poetry Society of Virginia.
Eric Forsbergh. Eric Forsbergh’s poetry has been published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, Artemis, The Café Review, Passager, and The Journal of Neurology. He has twice won the premier prize of the Poetry Society of Virginia, the Edgar Allan Poe Prize.
