Miller on Bench at Dupont Circle in Washington DC. This bench, with one of his poems circumscribed, was erected in 2005.   

“Ethelbert’s poetry enters us and sings. Like the biblical prophets, he inspires and challenges us, and gives voice to our deepest longing: to live with greater intensity and passion, and bring significance to our existence. He is one of the great voices of our day.”

                                              —Susannah Heschel,
                    Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies, Dartmouth College