Hardback book of poetry.
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In The Morning of the Poem ( LJ 5/15/ 80) Schuyler quipped: ``Poetry / takes it out of you, or you/ have to have a surge to bring/ to it.'' That A Few Days is a depleted echo of Morning 's surge is highlighted by their structural similar itya sampling of verse is followed by a suite of poems and the long title piece. In the short poems it is a shock to find the soft spot in Schuyler's conversa tional style: namedropping; tedious crocheting; embarrassing, obsessive confidences about an unrequited love. A newly prominent word in his vocabu lary is the uninspiring ``perhaps.'' A short suite of exquisitely constructed poems on English subjects is followed by the title poem, a discursive medita tion which is built around, but never succeeds in containing, the death of Schuyler's mother. The Morning of the Poem remains this fine poet's essential work of the past decade. Rob Schmieder, Boston
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Seller: Les Livres des Limbes, Chisseaux, France
Soft cover. Condition: Good. Some corner and edge wear, one large crease on back cover, slightly faded spine, fine interior and solid binding : G+. 91 pages of poetry. 2nd printing of first edition. Book. Seller Inventory # 14446
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Seller: Jeff Hirsch Books, ABAA, Wadsworth, IL, U.S.A.
First Edition. First edition. Softcover. Uncorrected proof. The fifth collection of poems from the Pulitzer Prize winning poet of "The Morning of The Poem." A near fine copy in green printed wrappers with publisher sheet taped to the front cover and with laid in publisher sheet. Uncommon in this early format. Seller Inventory # 210832