Inspired by Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson, Eugene O'Connor's most recent collection of poems takes up nature and the fact that "There is a power to plain objects." In three parts, O'Connor embraces the lessons of nature, the hard truths of death, and the forbearance in the face of both where life is found.
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Inspired by Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson, Eugene O'Connor's most recent collection of poems takes up nature and the fact that "There is a power to plain objects." In three parts, O'Connor embraces the lessons of nature, the hard truths of death, and the forbearance in the face of both where life is found.
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