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portada Held Ground: A memoir of restraint, love, frailty, and the ordinary sacred.
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
120
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9798997525224

Held Ground: A memoir of restraint, love, frailty, and the ordinary sacred.

Rob Wyatt (Author) · Held Ground Press · Hardcover

Held Ground: A memoir of restraint, love, frailty, and the ordinary sacred. - Rob Wyatt

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Synopsis "Held Ground: A memoir of restraint, love, frailty, and the ordinary sacred."

Held Ground is a memoir in essays about restraint, love, frailty, and the sacredness of ordinary life.Drawing on an Appalachian childhood, military service, fatherhood, marriage, loss, and the long aftermath of grief, Rob Wyatt examines the forces that shape a man-and the choices that determine what he passes on. These essays move between inherited wisdom and hard-earned accountability, between the body's memory of danger and its capacity to recognize safety, between the desire to hold on and the courage required to let go.At the heart of the book is a searching examination of endurance. Holding ground can be an act of courage, but it can also disguise fear, pride, possession, or an unwillingness to change. Through intimate reflections on war, domestic life, heartbreak, faith, and personal failure, Wyatt asks what deserves fidelity, what must be carried, and what should be prevented from reaching the people we love.Written with candor, tenderness, and moral clarity, Held Ground refuses easy innocence and uncomplicated redemption. It is the record of one man learning that pain does not make a person noble, love does not grant possession, and strength does not make anyone invulnerable. What remains is the quieter work of living honestly: tending what matters, accepting what cannot be repaired, and choosing-again and again-where to stand. Read more

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