A prize-winning collection features poems about self-discovery, self-acceptance, the past, and forgiveness
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Early on, the poem "Tide of Voices" suggests a direction for this collection: "the walls/ between the cells of memory dissolve, blur/ into a single stream of voices and faces." Yet the voices and faces found in these poems do not blur; each is exact and memorable, haunting as the "ghosts/who linger, needy even in death." Hull knows her craft: she has a good ear and creates wonderful worlds both of her own and of the go-go girl, the all-night waitress, and the others who inhabit these pages. She writes with great care, dignity, and humanity; her characters have tremendous depth, and layer by layer they are revealed in these strong lyrical narratives. So, too, is the poet. This volume won the 1986 Juniper Prize: it was a good choice, and would be for any contemporary poetry collection. Louis McKee, English Dept., Father Judge H.S., Philadelphia
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Accretion
Arias, 1971
At Thirty
Autumn, Mist
The Bookkeeper
The Charmed Hour
Chinese New Year
Contagion
Diamonds
The Fitting
The Floating Wedding
Hollywood Jazz
Housekeeping Cottages
Insect Life Of Florida
Invisible Gestures
Jackson Hotel
Little Elegies
Maquillage
Night Waitress
Preparing The Estate Sale
Remington
Spell For The Manufacture And Use Of A Magic Carpet
Spring
A System
Tide Of Voices
-- Table of Poems from Poem FinderŪ
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