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If You Listen: Poems & Photographs of the San Juan Mountains

Introduced by ecological jazz musician Paul Winter and illustrated with the black-and-white photography of Eileen Benjamin, this book is a celebration of the wisdom gained by attending to the natural world. Chapter titles such as Vivace and Con Spirito suggest the tempo and tone of the poems found within.

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Praise for If You Listen

Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer’s lyrical poetry is written with such precision and economy of language that readers will want to slowly absorb her every image and metaphor.
–Rocky Mountain News

It’s a small book with a big message, a book to keep by the reading chair so it can be picked up often. A great gift book or quiet meditation book to keep all for yourself.
– Bloomsbury Review

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