Matter: Poems

by Dan Brown

Dan Brown's poems are splendid demonstrations of the power to be obtained by drawing the reins really tight. They've a kind of detachment and crisp dryness extremely rare nowadays, when most poets, it seems, simply step before their mirrors and gush away. Yet in keeping faith with such strict forms, Brown hasn't squeezed out the breath and feeling; his poems are quite beautiful things. ----------- Scientific American

Genres: Poetry

64 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1996

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Dan Brown (4 spaces): Bestselling author of the Robert Langdon series
Dan Brown (2^): British photographer who chronicles the city of Bath
Dan Brown (3^): comic book artist & illustrator in general; see also Daniel Brown (13^)

Reviews

[Rob]

not good

[Tawny · Rating 3 out of 5]

Favorite quotes:
1. "Things have gotten far
Enough along to where
I actually see
Myself getting there."
2. "Good, bad or what,
I've given it a shot."
3. "... What I was was getting
Ready, and the getting's over now."