“Memory and its embodiment in a colloquial, yet highly wrought musical language are what originally drew me to Harrington’s manuscript ...
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Mar 18, 2010
Sarah
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Wonderful collection of poetry.
My favorite poems are ‘Turning’ which is about a child who ties a string to a June Bug leg, ‘They all Sang’ which shows various songs and mixes child’s rhymes (for example, Little Sally and London Bridge) within the poems and ’How We Lie in Grass’ from which comes the book’s title.
My favorite poems are ‘Turning’ which is about a child who ties a string to a June Bug leg, ‘They all Sang’ which shows various songs and mixes child’s rhymes (for example, Little Sally and London Bridge) within the poems and ’How We Lie in Grass’ from which comes the book’s title.
Oct 06, 2008
Tim
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Some of the poems in this collection really resonate. The collection falls under the categories of feminist and African American literature. This is an area I usually don't seek out, but it was refreshing reading something outside of what I normally do.
Check it out, it's worth the time.
Check it out, it's worth the time.
Jul 08, 2007
Adam
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I've actually misplaced this book. If you find my copy sitting around some where, please let me know.
May 30, 2008
Carrie
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Beautiful language tied to compelling narratives. My new favorite book of poems.
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