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What Wind Will Do: Poems

Name: What Wind Will Do: Poems
Brand: PATHWAY BOOK SERV
SKU: 12470797
Price: 11.52 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Debra Fulghum Bruce
ISBN: 9781881163190

Debra Fulghum Bruce

Language

English

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Libristo code: 12470797

Publishers PATHWAY BOOK SERV, March 1997

Debra Bruce writes about people holding tighter to what hasn't been stripped away. In the first poem... Full description

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Debra Bruce writes about people holding tighter to what hasn't been stripped away. In the first poem, a woman tells her husband about her "dangerous happiness" as she survives another spring since breast cancer, taking pleasure in the season and in the renewal of their sexual intimacy. A sonnet sequence chronicles the exuberant and desperate efforts of a couple to conceive a child. An damage done, what wind will do.These poems never stop trying to reconcile the unreliablity of our lives with the certainty of what makes them worth living. Marriage, children, connection to other people, and ordinary pleasures become the heaviest counterweights we can offer.