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The vivid beauty of this book makes Stephen Cramer one of the best poets of our time.
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The Metaphor King has crafted some spellbinding verse which you can't put down.
How the Poem Died - Bruce
Weber
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Soft-spoken in approach, these poems get their power through a dark, emotional undertow.
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A native son's look at a small German-Catholic community in Middle America, as well as a set of poems based on his visit to Germany. Exquisite and sharp-eyed.
The
Country I Come From - Norbert
Krapf
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A
compassionate and devastating set of poems written by family and friends
of the mentally ill.
Sunlight
on the Moon - Barbara
De La Cuesta (Editor), Nancy
Dowd (Editor)
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Bible-inspired
poems that are inventive in exploring the human condition.
To
Genesis - Lois Adams,
Barbara Elovic,
Patricia Markert,
Constance Norgren
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Wonderfully written poems by the police and those arrested. A unique, eye-opening anthology.
Off the Cuffs: Poetry by and About the Police - Jackie Sheeler (Editor), Bob Holman
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Poems by a social conscience who was
decades ahead of her time. Stylistically, she was also
innovative.
Muriel
Rukeyser Reader - Muriel Rukeyser,
Jan Heller Levi (Editor)
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A spellbinding collection, which covers
decades of this brilliant writer's work.
Adrienne
Rich's Poetry and Prose: Poems Prose Reviews and Criticism - Adrienne Cecile Rich,
Albert Gelpi (Editor),
Barbara Charlesworth Gelpi (Editor)
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Aesthetically flawless, and aptly known
for its feminism.
Diving into the Wreck: Poems, 1971-72 -
Adrienne Rich
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860 poems by Langston Hughes!
Collected Poems of Langston Hughes -
Langston Hughes,
Arnold Rampersad (Editor),
David Roessel (Editor)
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Haunting poems written by a Palestinian
American. Empathic towards Palestinians and
Israelis.
19 Varieties of Gazelle: Poems of the Middle
East -
Naomi Shihab Nye
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Lovingly written by an Israeli who was
a humanitarian.
Poems
of Jerusalem and Love Poems: A Bilingual Edition - Yehuda Amichai,
Assia Gutmann (Translator),
Harold Schimmel (Translator)
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A relentless eye for detail, with a
compassionate tone. Each poem is a spiritual tour de
force. The writer of this book is clearly one of the
best young poets of our time.
So Often the Pitcher Goes to Water until It
Breaks: Poems -
Rigoberto Gonzalez
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Intriguing narratives about struggling
individuals whom are often ignored. Arresting
imagery.
City of Coughing and Dead Radiators: Poems -
Martin Espada
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Vivid depictions of the
disenfranchised, written by a brilliant
craftsman.
A Mayan Astronomer in Hell's Kitchen: Poems -
Martin Espada
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Earthy, sharp, and hilarious. Hedonism,
at its funniest.
Love Is a Dog from Hell: Poems, 1974-1977 -
Charles Bukowski
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Powerful and aching. Written by a
United States Poet Laureate.
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