Also by Bernard Fancher:
- That Day
- A Good and Gentle Man
- Amish Country
- The End of the Circus
- Falling
- A Pond in the Middle of Nowhere
- The Empty House, assorted stories
- The Deep and Dark Woods Behind Us
- Desire Under the Big Oak Tree
- Resurrection
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Words: 5465 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
Poems that explore the interstice between light and dark, day and night, perhaps even good and evil.Tags
poetry, contemporary, light and darkAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Arezou Dasta
on Feb. 18, 2012 :
This collection of poems interested me so much that i couldn't help taking a deep breath, specially while reading ''Full Moon Fever'', it reminded me of an experience i had some time ago. The phrase ''in my circular head this incipient poem,
for you my sleeping love,
three hundred miles away'' impressed me, but if it were my poem, I would tell ''thousand miles away''. By the way, I think the nature is your great motivation because of the sentences you use. I hope to read more from you.
(review of free book)