This first collection of poems by acclaimed poet Honor Moore brings together selected poems from the last fifteen years. In a style described by Marilyn Hacker as consummately textured, most elegant when most desperate, these poems explore the turbulent course of love, including sensuous, erotic love as well as the many-layered attachment to family. They take the reader through the heart of strong experience in the shadow of AIDS, sexual abuse, the struggle for accommodation between the sexes, nuclear threat - the multi ...
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This first collection of poems by acclaimed poet Honor Moore brings together selected poems from the last fifteen years. In a style described by Marilyn Hacker as consummately textured, most elegant when most desperate, these poems explore the turbulent course of love, including sensuous, erotic love as well as the many-layered attachment to family. They take the reader through the heart of strong experience in the shadow of AIDS, sexual abuse, the struggle for accommodation between the sexes, nuclear threat - the multi-layered fabric of modern life and love.
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Seller's Description:
Very Good- 0961911115. Signed by Moore on the title page with no date or inscription. Crisp, clean pages; the soft cover bears a line of foxing along the left front edge and a little scuffing around spine ends, otherwise well-kept. 79pp.; Signed by Author.
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VG in na jacket. Some rubbing & edgewear; fading & yellowing; couple small scratches & creases; old price label on back; overall clean & tight. 76 pages.
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Good. Book. Signed by Author(s) A bright, tight edition signed by the author on title page. Wraps are sunned & soiled from handling; a corner crease from bump; some foxing on textbox edge. Clean, unmarked pages throughout.
