Review
Martin once again shows his virtuosity as a poet with a wonderfully tuned ear and a command of the rhythmical line....The poems throughout show the spirit of the poet at work with his losses and loves, and the result is a book of deeply human and poetical power. Len Roberts<br><br><br><br> If poetry has a physical shape on the page, then it has a spiritual body as well. It is from this place Herb Martin writes, in his intricate, narrative, and lyrical waylike no one elseshowing our hard humanity held up against the weather of heaven. Grace Cavalieri
Product Description
In the Paul Laurence Dunbar Series, a collection of African-American poet Herbert Woodward Martin's recent writings. "Martin once again shows his virtuosity as a poet with a wonderfully tuned ear and a command of the rhythmic line....The poems throughout show the spirit of a poet at work with his losses and loves, and the result is a book of deeply human and poetical power." -Len Roberts<br><br>Perfectly matched with cover art by Jacob Lawrence
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