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#DHSSReads: Delaware Poets

by Michelle Wynne-Feigin on 2024-04-11T09:00:00-04:00 | 0 Comments

The following books are available through Delaware Libraries.
If you have a Delaware library card, you can place a hold
and pick it up at the DHSS Library or any public library location.
Not sure if you have one? Email the DHSS Library and we will look up your account!

Cover ArtUnfinished Child by Lindsey Warren
ISBN: 9781949966602
Publication Date: 2019-09-01
Unfinished Child is personal and potent and, above all, markedly original. The poet has infused grief with an emotional imagination, and built an innovative narrative on an elegiac understructure. Its forays into memory are like nothing else. Unfinished Child is an extraordinary work of art. It will challenge and delight you. Marvin Bell
 
 
Cover ArtOur Work, Our Words ... by Nnamdi O. Chukwuocha; Albert H. Mills; Twin Poets
ISBN: 9780595499441
Written by Delaware's Twin Poet Laureates!
Publication Date: 2008-05-15
Words of praise for the Twin Poets: "To see the Twin Poets is to laugh and cry and be thankful that young poets continue our great tradition"-Sonia Sanchez, author of Shake Loose My Skin "What beauty"-Walter Mosley, author of Walking the Dog "These two brothers have the wind in their words. WE NEED YOU"-Haki Madhubuti, author of Tough Notes "A wonderful, skillful group of brothers with a great passion and future"-Michael Eric Dyson, author of Come Hell or High Water "Twin Poets = Unity & Struggle"-Amiri Baraka, author of Dutchman & The Slave
 
Cover ArtForage by JoAnn Balingit
ISBN: 9781609402013
Publication Date: 2011-10-01
In “leaflight, earthlight,” JoAnn Balingit composes poems that forage beautifully to find what will suffice. — Arthur Sze, author of The Redshifting Web and The Ginkgo Light JoAnn Balingit’s Forage is a passionate and heartbreaking collection. Often grounded in the natural world, Balingit’s lush imagery and sure music reverberate throughout these poems. Her prosody is as crisp and unflinching as Sylvia Plath’s in lines like “my mother glints like a polished shield.” I am smitten by this small collection of poems that explodes from a huge heart foraging through a complex family history (Filipino/ Anglo) punctuated by misunderstanding, loss and struggle, and arriving at what we call love, then finally, grace. — Pamela Uschuk, author of Crazy Love
 
 

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