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To Cain
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"The poems
collected here are poems of the waking
life in which the poet honestly depicts
himself confused about the meaning of
events, though attentive to their drama.
In poem after poem Morris shows himself
to be the mose sympathetic of observers
as the world--mainly the small town and
rural South--goes on its headlong, headstrong
way." |
| ~Mark Jarman, author
of To the Green Man |
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| "With eyes not
merely satisfied with seeing, Morris collects
"strips of color to match the face or
story" of some we've prehaps known, as
well as thers we learn to know through the
alchemy of his words, all characters in this
collection are unforgetably alive, a lyrical
medley of voices that tune us into the writer's
past and present." |
| ~Julie Suk, author
of The Dark Takes Aim |
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