Don McKay — Neanderthal Dig
2025-01-20 · 15 min · episode 8 · 14 entities
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Don McKay’s poem “Neanderthal Dig” begins with the discovery of an ancient, child-sized skeleton placed on the wing of a swan and then takes flight, showing us how love and death are riddled with paradoxes — mixing the earthbound and the sacred, the personal and the universal, the time-stamped and the never ending.
Don McKay is the multi-award-winning author of multiple books of poetry, including Lurch , Paradoxides , Strike/Slip (winner of the Griffin Poetry Prize), and Camber : Selected Poems (finalist for the Griffin Poetry Prize and a Globe and Mail Notable Book of the Year). McKay has taught poetry in universities across Canada. He currently lives in St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.
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