Under Sleep

Experience the poignant exploration of love and loss in Under Sleep by Daniel Hall, published by The University of Chicago Press in 2007. This captivating collection of poetry spans 72 pages, offering a heartfelt meditation on how death impacts those left behind. Hall masterfully weaves together various styles, including free verse, sonnets, Sapphics, and rhymed haikus, creating an elegant elegy for his partner.

As you journey through these evocative pages, you'll encounter reflections on literary and historical figures, all set against diverse backdrops ranging from the serene landscapes of China and Italy to the stark beauty of Death Valley and the Middle East. Under Sleep is not just a book of poems; it's an invitation to contemplate memory, love, and the enduring human spirit. Ideal for poetry lovers and those seeking solace in the written word, Daniel Hall's work resonates with profound depth and artistry.