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Halcyon Days and Stormy Months: 21 Poems

Brian D'Ambrosio

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Description:Brian D'Ambrosio is a wonderful poet of soft-hearted and spoken storm fronts. It is not only how he writes these emotions, but it is also how he verbally lines them up and coordinates and juxtaposes, and sprinkles. The heart “has blonde hair, but we see dark roots.” That’s a microcosm of D’Ambrosio’s ability to shift his alert and astutely poetic mind to the realm of the unique. Another thing I believe readers will enjoy about this collection is the lack of structure within the poetry. If it takes him three lines or twelve lines to complete a thought, he takes it. He knows where he is going and how long it’ll take for him to get there, and he’s immersed in the vulnerability and candidness of the ride. Whether it’s a lady who keeps “tattoo artist’s hours” and another who “sported pens that shot poison ink,” or his self-identification as “a novel whose pages were out of order,” it’s all a great insight and great play into D’Ambrosio’s observation of language. There are poems about initial love (Claire and I Both Jump), and fighting through its resolute disdain (Dark Wells Beneath Blue Eyes), and ones about the poet’s notebook observations (Heard But Not Seen), and the boredom of company you have no heart to keep (Melon Grinds and the Old Car Wreck).You were every passagethat was ever worth underliningin the hard land of formfittingsnap-button western shirtsFour lines. Forty emotions. Four thousand possibilities. There are poems within poems and the poet’s ability to give the passion a home. I mean, how perfect to drop the line, “she’s the reintroduction of native grasses” into something so flattering and repurposed. Lucky for us, Halcyon Days and Stormy Months is, as he writes in one selection, all “fire and flurries,” and it’s crammed with an unbroken string of both.Danielle RogersPoets & Writers MagazineMay 1, 2019We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Halcyon Days and Stormy Months: 21 Poems. To get started finding Halcyon Days and Stormy Months: 21 Poems, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Brian D'Ambrosio is a wonderful poet of soft-hearted and spoken storm fronts. It is not only how he writes these emotions, but it is also how he verbally lines them up and coordinates and juxtaposes, and sprinkles. The heart “has blonde hair, but we see dark roots.” That’s a microcosm of D’Ambrosio’s ability to shift his alert and astutely poetic mind to the realm of the unique. Another thing I believe readers will enjoy about this collection is the lack of structure within the poetry. If it takes him three lines or twelve lines to complete a thought, he takes it. He knows where he is going and how long it’ll take for him to get there, and he’s immersed in the vulnerability and candidness of the ride. Whether it’s a lady who keeps “tattoo artist’s hours” and another who “sported pens that shot poison ink,” or his self-identification as “a novel whose pages were out of order,” it’s all a great insight and great play into D’Ambrosio’s observation of language. There are poems about initial love (Claire and I Both Jump), and fighting through its resolute disdain (Dark Wells Beneath Blue Eyes), and ones about the poet’s notebook observations (Heard But Not Seen), and the boredom of company you have no heart to keep (Melon Grinds and the Old Car Wreck).You were every passagethat was ever worth underliningin the hard land of formfittingsnap-button western shirtsFour lines. Forty emotions. Four thousand possibilities. There are poems within poems and the poet’s ability to give the passion a home. I mean, how perfect to drop the line, “she’s the reintroduction of native grasses” into something so flattering and repurposed. Lucky for us, Halcyon Days and Stormy Months is, as he writes in one selection, all “fire and flurries,” and it’s crammed with an unbroken string of both.Danielle RogersPoets & Writers MagazineMay 1, 2019We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Halcyon Days and Stormy Months: 21 Poems. To get started finding Halcyon Days and Stormy Months: 21 Poems, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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