Shape of a Hill
poetry, prose poetry

From the Santuario de Chimayo to the banks of the Chaco River, Stewart describes the beauty and depth of the natural world, both human and non human. Some of the poems in this collection are histories, both personal and universal, some are maps to the less discovered landscapes of the soul. And while the author daringly, believingly examines the dark side, he leaves the reader with a sense of hope and overall correctness about the world.