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5.0 out of 5 stars
Masterful,
This review is from: White Stone: The Alice Poems (Signal Editions Poetry Series) (Paperback)
Bolster has approached "Alice" and one cannot help but feel that she has let the reader in on a secret between the girl/woman and the man who immortalized her. The secret, however, is a universal secret, and so, the reader is not left wondering what it all means (just some of it!).Her mastery, then, is that she brings the reader into a secret, private world, and in so doing, brings the reader to him or herself, as well as to the poet -- something not easily accomplished in poetry. |
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White Stone: The Alice Poems (Signal Editions Poetry Series) by Stephanie Bolster (Paperback - January 1, 1998)
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