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Barbarian Seasons

Barbarian Seasons

David Blair

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MadHat, Inc.
Año de edición:
2020
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781941196960
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David Blair’s poetry unfolds via his exuberantly free and associative imagination, through up and down precipitous, switchback trails of thought, feeling, and perception, and rueful recognitions of what he discerns in himself and others: our hopes and fears, griefs and grievances, myopias and mistakes. Nothing human is alien for this poet, and no poem is a still life. 3

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