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In these subtle, eloquent, and moving poems, Timothy Kelly writes about his work, his family, his memories of growing up, and the natural area in which he lives and often hikes. The human body, in all its manifestations and meanings, forms the natural center of his vision. His poems have an integrity of voice and vision that are refreshing and original. Witty, supple, and deeply felt, they offer a refuge from some of the distracting and superfluous elements that characterize our world today.
88 pages, Paperback
First published January 24, 2000
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