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Paperback Uncoded Womanby Anne-Marie Oomen
Coding and decoding are threads running through Anne-Marie Oomen's poems, which together tell the story of a woman named Bead and her search for safe harbor. More Details... 
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Paperback Black Dog, Black NightContemporary Vietnamese Poetry
by Nguyen Do and Paul Hoover
A fresh, groundbreaking compendium of contemporary Vietnamese poetsMore Details... 
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Hardcover River of WordsYoung Poets and Artists on the Nature of Things
by Pamela Michael
An imaginative collection of poetry and artwork that brings children face to face with natureMore Details... 
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Paperback River of WordsYoung Poets and Artists on the Nature of Things
by Pamela Michael
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Paper Atlasby Katrina Vandenberg
Like Atlas holding up the world, these poems elevate patterns of all kinds with an attentiveness that transforms.
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Paper Blue LashPoems
by James Armstrong
James Armstrong’s poems sit at the knees of a mute interlocutor, full
of power and restraint—the massive, indifferent, moody, beckoning Lake
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Paper FirekeeperSelected Poems
by Pattiann Rogers
Pattiann Rogers has built a reputation as one of America’s finest
contemporary poets. Her writing—with its firm roots in science and the
natural world—has been compared to Emerson and Whitman.More Details... 
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Paper Furiaby Orlando Ricardo Menes
Furia propels the reader into a world in which maids serve
monkeys for dinner, elementary-school thugs wield knives, and frogs
fall from the sky. Filled with colors, textures, tastes, and
beautifully crafted language, the poems explore family history, both
immediate and remote, from an early childhood in Peru to south Florida
in the 1950s and reaching back to ancestors in Cuba, including a
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