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Beautiful Lesson of the I: poems

De Frances Brent

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Longueur: 65 pages18 minutes

Éditeur:: Utah State University Press
Sortie:: Sep 26, 2008
ISBN:: 9780874215229
Format:: Livre

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The Beautiful Lesson of the I is a collection of finely made poems by an accomplished poet. It will reward the scholar and the student of poetry, as well as the reader looking for the simple pleasures of poetic insight authentically felt. Winner of the Swenson Poetry Award 2005. Now in paperback.

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Beautiful Lesson of the I: poems

De Frances Brent

Longueur: 65 pages18 minutes

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Éditeur:: Utah State University Press
Sortie:: Sep 26, 2008
ISBN:: 9780874215229
Format:: Livre

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