· My short poetry collection The Silence Teacher is now available from Poetry www.doorway.ru distills nearly seven years of writing about love and loss into just thirty-two pages, and is dedicated to the memory of our son.. The poems in this collection were written in both America and England. The Silence Teacher book. Read 4 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Written in the seven years following the death of the author’s i /5(4). · The Silence Teacher Reviewed in Rattle Books, Grief Recovery, Life, Newsletter, Poetry / 30 September 29 October Rattle is one of my favourite US literary journals, and Michelle Bitting is one of my favourite US poets, so to have her treat my newest short collection, The Silence Teacher, in their online reviews series is.
About Robert Peake Robert Peake is a British-American poet born in California, now living in Hertfordshire. His collections include Human Shade (Lost Horse Press, USA, ), The Silence Teacher (Poetry Salzburg, Austria, ), The Knowledge (Nine Arches Press, UK, ), and Cyclone (Nine Arches Press, ). Robert Peake came out quietly swinging, a fist in a cotton wool glove, and delivered his knockout blow. About three lines into his poem, Father-Son Conversation, I was sniffing and concentrating REALLY hard on getting the highlights and shadows right on the photo I'd just www.doorway.ru so he had caught my weakness - with an eighteen month old the hormones are still somewhat surging - so his. The Silence Teacher by Robert Peake, , Poetry Salzburg edition, Pamphlet in English.
THE SILENCE TEACHER by Robert Peake. Poetry Salzburg c/o Dr. Wolfgang Görtschacher University of Salzburg Department of English and American Studies Erzabt-Klotz-Str. 1 Salzburg AUSTRIA ISBN , 32 pp., $ www.doorway.ru We inhabit the shell of the world, and carry it gently. It carries us too. The Silence Teacher explores the impact of an infant’s death, and the way perception is permanently altered as a result. Surviving for only a day, Peake’s newborn has left his ghost lodged in his father’s heart and mind. Paul Stephenson reviewed The Silence Teacher, along with three other pamphlets from Poetry Salzburg, in the current issue of The www.doorway.ru begins, “If all poetry is essentially about love and loss then there is little need to read beyond Robert Peake’s beautiful and heart-breaking pamphlet, The Silence Teacher”.
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