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5.0 out of 5 stars
smart, accessible, inhabited, uncompromising,
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This review is from: The Weather That Kills (Paperback)
This book is a startling amalgum, filled with edge and beauty. PS Jones is highly literate and aesthetic in her bent. The language is accessible; the poems inhabited; the voice uncompromising. Each balances aesthetically and morally. These poems wisely point to the idea of democracy, responsibility, and liberty--and "the weather" that everyone has to slog through toward the application of those ideals. The poems have a mature political edge. They are stylishly impelled to their moral imperative. Jones is the real deal.
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The Weather That Kills by Patricia Spears Jones (Paperback - June 1, 1995)
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