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Questions of Fire by Gregg Mosson |
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America the Beautiful, and Not So Beautiful: A Review of Questions of Fire, by Gregg Mosson, Plain View Press, www.plainviewpress.net In Season of Flowers and Dust, Gregg Mosson’s first collection of poetry, Mosson offered an appealing and accurate portrait of the natural beauty of America,.... |
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Season of Dust and Flowers |
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Season of Flowers and Dust.
by Gregg Mosson Reviewed by Hugh Fox
Reading Gregg Mosson is like taking a post-grad course in metaphors:
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Selected Poems by Robert Creeley |
A recent review in the New York Times Book Review (2/24) was by a Mr.
Kleinzahler - of Selected Poems by Robert Creeley .
Creeley has inspired endless imitators. There is even a "language school"
of poetry that claims him as a mentor. |
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Shades of Light by Dennis Barnes |
SHADES OF LIGHT by Dennis Barnes. Three Conditions Press 2007.
Reviewed by Dan Cuddy
Dennis Barnes’ poems in his recently published book are moments
taken from his personal life, like photographs. Though the poems do
contain a wealth of images, it is the thoughts and emotions,
very personal, that are depicted. Sometimes the images are symbols;
at other times, they are well-placed factual details that bring a scene
and an emotion to life. There is sadness. There is joy. All the inner
workings that tumble through a person, doubt, pride, love, are contained
in these very readable, and, often, unforgettable poems. |
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