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4.0 out of 5 stars
journey through life,
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This review is from: In What Furnace? (Paperback)
teresa white is among my favourite poets, and she shares this "honour" with people like plath, cohen, strand, parker and austrian thomas bernhard - to name but a few.what i admire most in her poetry, is that everything looks so simple. she has that special ability of weaving intriguing pictures with everyday words. she has an eye for the extraordinary within the ordinary, and she manages to invite us in, and make us part of it all. these are earlier works, and the only thing about the book that i don't like is that there is no information regarding the dates when those poems were written. it has been such a privilege to know teresa white personally, and she has taught me a lot over the months. and it has been a pleasure reading her poems, old and new, published ones and first drafts. i am sure i will never tire of reading her work. if you are looking for good quality temporary poetry, this is one book i recommend. and keep an eye open for her upcoming second book! |
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In What Furnace? by Teresa White (Paperback - October 1, 1997)
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