Judith Yamamoto's "At My Table" reflects a deep domesticity the way environmentalists have come to describe "deep ecology" to combine our spiritual and psychological relationship to the world of nature. Yamamoto and her husband, Larry, a longshoreman and artist, built a house and spent several years on the North Pacific Coast. For Yamamoto, raised on her father's stories about his Russian Jewish past and her mother's ancestral tales about North Dakota prairie homesteaders, it was easy to find connections between generations and simple survival. The poet speaks from a woman's heart about women and men, women and children, women in lonely houses and in war zones. All seem to gather around her table like hungry ghosts waiting for Yamamoto to write their stories down.

At My Table

Judith Yamamoto

Sugartown Publishing

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At My Table