Must Read--"Globe" by Susan Truxell Sauter

4/26/2013

It's a big week here for work created in our spring Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life class--more on that to come soon--but we'll start things off by congratulating one of our class members, Susan Truxell Sauter, whose wonderful poem "Globe" was featured on The Allegheny Front's environmental radio program. You can both read the poem and hear Susan reading it by following the web link in this post. You definitely don't want to miss this!

And, of course, don't forget to offer up a big congratulations to Susan in the comments section below!

Check out Susan's Poem!

6 Comments

Carol Hamblen

4/27/2013 01:25:58 am

Congratulations, Susan! Your love of your farm and of nature comes through strongly and beautifully, both in your preliminary remarks and in the poem itself . And, of course, also your concern regarding their preservation.
How exciting to hear your poem read on the radio! Count me a proud classmate.

Dominique

4/27/2013 07:22:03 am

Congrats, Susan! I already knew you were a good reader, but this is the first time that I think I have heard you read poetry, so I was really excited. Also, I love this photo that accompanies the blog posting as well.

You are a rock star poetess!

Ryan

4/28/2013 11:14:13 am

That it awesome! Congrats on the publication. The poem and story behind it is really interesting. I was just in terra alta this weekend and past through bruceton mills, seems like a beautiful place. I bet your farm is a great place!

Celina Trushell

2/12/2015 08:57:28 am

Hello Susan, I just read your beautiful poem and it brought back sweet memories of your personality and your passions. I see you still love your farm and its countless charms. I am proud of you girl!!

Susan Truxell Sauter

2/13/2015 12:56:35 am

Celina! I am so happy to hear you read my poem and have fond memories of me. I still think of you fondly too when I wear that jacket you passed along to me, us being about the same size. It was serendipitous to hear from you yesterday because of sad news I received on the same day about someone we both worked with, you more closely than me. Hope this finds you well and warm! It was minus 7 here this morning.

Celina Trushell

2/13/2015 02:30:49 am

It was the sad news that prompted me to look you up, actually. I retired and moved to Richmond, Va. Here is my email if you'd like to keep in touch, ctrushel@ksu.edu. I can't believe you still wear that old thing :) hahaha.

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