A man of words in two worlds
Tue, 04 Sep 2012 16:11:34 CDT
By: Charlie Schlenker
Rivers and mountains form people as much as family does according to lyric poet Eamonn Wall . WGLT's Charlie Schlenker talks with this man who inhabits two worlds, Ireland and Missouri about landscape as culture.
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Wall speaks about the poem "Your Rivers Have Trained You."
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You can also listen to the poem itself.
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About the poem Found World
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Wall reads Found World
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About Acteon's return.
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A section of Acteon's Return
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The Last Cricket of the Season
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About the similarities between some Irish literature and movie westerns
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How today's technology influences poetry.
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Eamonn Wall recently read his works at the McLean County Museum of History in Bloomington.
