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10 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beautiful poems!,
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This review is from: Trapeze: Poems (Hardcover)
The subject of these poems is the death of Digges' husband, from cancer. The poems are lyrical and honest. The title poem, is stunning --- "Trapeze" (..."O, the dying are such acrobats. Here you must take a boat from one day to the next, or clutch the girders of the bridge, hand over hand. But they are sailing like a pendulum between eternity and evening..."). Also, "Greeter of Souls" ("...Can I not be a greeter of souls...on which side of the river should I wait?") Digges asks all the questions that the bereaved will ask. These are lovely poems. |
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Trapeze: Poems by Deborah Digges (Hardcover - March 16, 2004)
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