Several World Poetry About Places A past full of devastating

A past full of devastating secrets--those of others and those she's been keeping from herself

This collection features forty-nine powerful poems

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Several World Poetry About Places A past full of devastatingPoetry. As in the title phrase borrowed from a 17th century poem by Robert Herrick in which "several" is used to individuate, questions of singularity and the plural, of subjectivity and the collective, pervade this dream quick poetry. In A SEVERAL WORLD there are glimpses of an "us down here" in the understory, in the open clearing and, by various projections, there is frequent attainment of an aerial vantage, a post otherwise abdicated. Landscape