Grasshoppers in the Field

Grasshoppers in the Field by Michael Shoemaker, published by New Harbor Press on July 15, 2024, is a collection of poetry that reflects the author’s deep appreciation for the land in the Western United States. This 170-page edition is written in English and is dedicated to the author’s grandparents, who were almond and walnut farmers in Red Bluff, California. The poems delve into themes of relationships, community, and personal growth, all while incorporating elements of humor and a sense of devotion.
Readers will find a rich exploration of the connections between people and their environment, as well as the complexities of worship and injustice. The work captures the essence of rural life and the values instilled by family and community. Through its thoughtful verses, Grasshoppers in the Field invites reflection on the intricacies of life and the bonds that tie individuals to one another and to the land they cherish.
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Grasshoppers in the Fields is dedicated to the author’s grandparents who were almond and walnut farmers in Red Bluff, California. They worked hard, loved their family and served God the best they knew how. Its poetry is grounded in a deep love for the land in the Western United States and explores relationships, community, neighbors, worship, injustice, personal growth and development with humor.
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