Remember Me as A Time of Day
by Stephan Silich
"...always go with solitude;
it's inhabited by memories anyway
and those memories will allow
history's voice to run through the centuries,
where our love remains on the edge of eternity."
-- EXCERPT
The Edges of Eternity
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"Silich slips effortlessly into a long tradition of New York poets from Walt Whitman to Frank O'Hara and his poems are... a delight."
KIRKUS REVIEWS
ABOUT THE BOOK
Stephan's collections have a captivating ability to transport readers to a precise moment in time and place. His musings may be centered around his observations, his loves, his parents, and his children, but inevitably his verses transform themselves into a reflective mirror that illuminates the reader's own experiences and perspectives.
For those who find solace in his meticulously crafted prose, poetry becomes a journey of exploration, and an eternal quest for answers to life's most poignant questions.
How do we navigate existence?
Whom do we love?
What have we lost or walked away from?
And what remains tightly clenched in our grasp, slipping away with each passing moment?
In his latest collection, Stephan offers a blend of memoir and poetic introspection. Each word carries the weight of lived experience, promising that both the joys and sorrows of life hold significance, whether fleeting or enduring. Readers will find themselves immersed in a tapestry of emotions, with each verse a poignant reminder of the ephemeral nature of existence.
-MARINA ARIS
Founder, Brooklyn Writers Press
About the Author
Stephan Silich, an award-winning poet and storyteller, crafts verses that illuminate the human experience. His collections weave together intimate observations on love, loss, family and the creative pursuit against the vibrant backdrop of his native New York.
With uncompromising openness and lyrical precision, he reveals the beauty and complexity of life in all its moments, both the extraordinary and the mundane. For those who seek poetry that resonates with raw emotion and celebrates the beauty in both joy and sorrow, Silich's work promises an unforgettable and deeply moving read.
