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The Woman and the War Baby
Book by Bill Ransom
160 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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June 20, 2021
Perfection. Pure. Simple. Not one word too many, not word missing. Memories of childhood, or adulthood, of war, of peace. Images seared into your eyes, your brain, by the sheer beauty of a master wielding his pen.
Want to know what it feels like being in a war? Instructions on page 142. Or what four-wheel drive really is? Page 127. Love in a fish camp? Page 81. The beauty of dawn on Lake Kapowsin? Page 50. I won’t say these poems will answer all your questions on life, but these poems will give you a better understanding of what it means to be fully alive in the human form.
Want to know what it feels like being in a war? Instructions on page 142. Or what four-wheel drive really is? Page 127. Love in a fish camp? Page 81. The beauty of dawn on Lake Kapowsin? Page 50. I won’t say these poems will answer all your questions on life, but these poems will give you a better understanding of what it means to be fully alive in the human form.
August 2, 2012
Bill Ransom's poetry works.
There isn't much else for me to say. I've meet him twice already, and he's a phenomenal person to talk with.
Gives outstanding advice. And he's also from the PNW. Another writer from this area.
There isn't much else for me to say. I've meet him twice already, and he's a phenomenal person to talk with.
Gives outstanding advice. And he's also from the PNW. Another writer from this area.
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