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The Fissures of Our Throats flirts with the desire to recall and translate the past...
A collection of irreverent but definitely not irrelevant poetry by a master-student in the study...
Silva: forêt, bois; parc, bosquet; un arbre ou des arbres; par ext. grande quantité, masse;...
Francis Catalano's poetry speaks of space, place and people. In the extracts from Index and...
Although Madeleine Gagnon's work is firmly rooted in North American mythology, history, and culture, she...
At the age of eighteen, Raymond Filip wrote 'I am a citizen of the world...
Anticipation and awareness bud at the start of a new life and bloom with the wondrous changes that ensue. These lyrical narrative poems rejoice at the insights, emotions, and development of a newborn and her family over a brief period of years. Crafted with an artist's eye and poet's appreciation for the profound that nestles within the mundane, this collection shimmers with reverence and clarity. The trajectory of the poems shudders and shifts when the young girl's father falls ill. With unflinching honesty and compassion, Nudelman gently unwraps luminous, triumphant moments in life's circle of birth, growth, and mortality.
"When his finger traces / the nursery mobile / his grin glows / with the tune / of the little zoo. / He puffs paternal, / pink as the tulip / belling in the dawn."
