The Boiling Point for Jam

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ISBN: 9781851322497

Author	Tavakoli, Lynda
Pub Date	20/11/2020
Binding	Paperback
Pages	82
Country	IRL
Dewey	821.92

Publisher: Arlen House

Quick overview In this debut collection from a poet whose reverence for nature is a constant and comforting aesthetic, the poems explore themes of innocence and experience. From the intimacy of personal loss to war and its cruel consequences, these poems are always surprising, always true.

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In this debut collection from a poet whose reverence for nature is a constant and comforting aesthetic, the poems explore themes of innocence and experience. From the intimacy of personal loss to war and its cruel consequences, and traversing from Fermanagh to Tehran, these poems are always surprising, always true, always made more by Tavakoli's choice of images and her unfailing lightness of touch.

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