All That Divides Us, Poems, Poems

Author

Benedict; Elinor

Year

2000

Publisher

University Press of Colorado

Type

BOOK

Description

The poet's voice is clear, direct, yet artful. The sensibility that prevades these poems is that of a mature woman with an inquiring mind and a strong sense of family attachments. Almost every poem delivers a sidelong irony, a study in contrasts that is always overridden by the sense of common humanity shared by two disparate cultures.

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