ISBN: 9780873385701 - In the Arbor: Edited by Wayne Karlin: 1 (wick Chapbook Series 2) (8 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "The movement at the center of so many of these poems is that of air, fire, water, night--of what cannot be seen, even as the speaker moves ever inward to face her own dreams, her demons and her desires. The strong central poem, 'After the Rape, ' defines the moment from which the poet must measure the world. That she finds in the memory of a dolphin rising into air is the magic of Nancy Kuhl's collection." -Judith Kitchen The movement at the centre of many of these poems is of air, fire, water, night, dreams, demons and desires. The poem, ""After the Rape"", defines the moment that the poet must measure the world, which she finds in the memory of the dolphin rising into air is the magic of Kuhl's collection. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The movement at the centre of many of these poems is of air, fire, water, night, dreams, demons and desires. The poem, 'After the Rape', defines the moment that the poet must measure the world, which she finds in the memory of the dolphin rising into air is the magic of Kuhl's collection.…

Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnThe movement at the centre of many of these poems is of air, fire, water, night, dreams, demons and desires. The poem, After the Rape , defines the moment that the poet must measure the world, which she finds in the memory of the.