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Their occasions are diverse -- a barn fire, a wounded deer, a child's determined struggle with a bicycle -- but their instinct is always to wrest from the impure world a vernacular of praise. Paperback , 80 pages.
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Published February 27th by Mariner Books first published April 4th Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Waterborne , please sign up. Lists with This Book. Oct 17, Shannon rated it it was amazing Shelves: So eloquent, so filled with beauty, Linda Gregerson's poems sometimes tell entire stories that make you feel like you know her intimately. She shares the pivotal moments of her life, such as "Cord," where one is invited to the moments surrounding her father's death, "Waterborne," which recalls significant moments to her concerning water.
Her imagery is so delicate, so haunting, and so beautiful. She asks questions concerning faith and Christianity, and she comments on events happening around her So eloquent, so filled with beauty, Linda Gregerson's poems sometimes tell entire stories that make you feel like you know her intimately.
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She asks questions concerning faith and Christianity, and she comments on events happening around her - "Plague of Darkness" and "The Horses Run Back to Their Stalls" were horrifying to read; she has produced the horror she must have felt witnessing or hearing about these events into descriptive words.
Most all of her poems use a three-line stanza, which keep a steady rhythm going. I have fallen in love with Waterborne and am eager to read more of this poet's work. Oct 16, Vanessa rated it did not like it.
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