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Reunions (BHP Chapbook Series)
The spring of Brooklyn Copeland’s Reunions is of birds and bees, but far from the picture book couplets that conjures; these birds, blind from direct sunlight, loop in disorientation, and the bees, stingers firmly attached, travel in packs. Copeland, in swaying, tangling lineation, pinpoints spring’s inherent seediness, that its green is as much flora as fake jewelry, that...more
ebook, 36 pages
Published
September 14th 2009
by Blue Hour Press
(first published 2009)
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"Makes the pleasure of the poem untangling."
Well done Brooklyn! I enjoyed this very much ... very earthy!
I look forward to the next book.
Jeff
Well done Brooklyn! I enjoyed this very much ... very earthy!
I look forward to the next book.
Jeff
Mar 07, 2010
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I really liked the visions of nature in this little poetry book. It made me long for summer so I can spend time among my own flowers and greenery.
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