Cicero Bruce

Tregenna Hill

Arts & Literature

“As priest transforms bread into body, Caitlin Smith Gilson transforms reality into language. For Gilson, writing poetry is an act of apprehending the distinctiveness of every human experience . . . . In her art of representation, each phenomenon is laden with universal meaning, is something of a sacred event of undefinable significance. Her response to the phenomena of being, Eliotic and allusive but ever original, is nothing less than a passion of awe.”