Department/School of Contributor's Major
Biblical and Theological Studies
Publication Date
4-12-2018
Disciplines
Creative Writing | Poetry
Type of Work
Poetry
Description
Writing poems about not being able to write is a long-standing tradition among poets. They're an irony in and of themselves: the use of words to tell someone you have no words at all.
Editor's Note
Please see the Editors' Foreword - A Christian Response to Art and Literature: A Very Short Guide to Images and Texts
Contributor's Note
Rebekah Erway is a lover of words and how they fit together to roll off tongues and into minds, presenting ideas that people knew but didn't recognize, pointing them towards God and his truth.
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Recommended Citation
Erway, Rebekah
(2018)
"Antarctica,"
Cedarville Review: Vol. 18, Article 16.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarvillereview/vol18/iss1/16
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