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When the Light Turns Green

When the Light Turns Green

When the Light Turns Green

Kenneth Pobo

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2014
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781312224261
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In this 32 poem chapbook, Kenneth Pobo digs into memory and nature, the pulse of seasonal growth, age, decay, and whispers of mortality. Pobo’s poems are complimented by the evocative full color digital artwork of Stacy Esch. The interplay of visual and poetic fuse direct observation with imagination and the subtle revelations of daily experience.Published by Spruce Alley Press

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