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Codbones
Poetry from a 13th generation Cape Codder reflecting the author's sea-going adventures -- with observations on everyday life. Recollections of working in Gloucester Ma, Narrangansett RI, Salem, Ma, and New Bedford Ma.
112 pages, Paperback
Published July 18, 2023
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November 25, 2023
This is the first book of poems I’ve ever finished-so that should say something! A fantastic group of poems well worth the read.
Strong themes of life by the ocean, interaction with nature and life’s joys and struggles carried through this collection of poems. I enjoyed one or two at a time, especially while at the beach or on the coast, prompting a deeper contemplation of my beach day. These poems are tangible yet deep; You can read without analyzing and absorb the overall gist of the poem, or you can take a more analytic lens and enjoy a thorough dissection of each line!
Readers from coastal Massachusetts will particularly connect with these poems, as the author describes in detail areas of Gloucester, Salem, New Bedford and Cape Cod.
A few of my dog-eared poems: Highlands, Brock Avenue, Supermarket, White Light, Dunes of Monomoy and Middle Born
Strong themes of life by the ocean, interaction with nature and life’s joys and struggles carried through this collection of poems. I enjoyed one or two at a time, especially while at the beach or on the coast, prompting a deeper contemplation of my beach day. These poems are tangible yet deep; You can read without analyzing and absorb the overall gist of the poem, or you can take a more analytic lens and enjoy a thorough dissection of each line!
Readers from coastal Massachusetts will particularly connect with these poems, as the author describes in detail areas of Gloucester, Salem, New Bedford and Cape Cod.
A few of my dog-eared poems: Highlands, Brock Avenue, Supermarket, White Light, Dunes of Monomoy and Middle Born
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