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No One Can Stem the Tide: Selected Poems, 1931-1991 Summary:
Plough Publishing House | October 1, 2000 | English | ISBN : 0874869005 | 170 pages | PDF | 1MB
In exploring the varied emotions of her long, fulfilled life - love, longing, and loss; memory, sacrifice and desire; struggle and frustration, joy and resolve - Clement's poetry reveals the tireless seeking of a generous and honest heart and offers its readers new avenues of seeing and hearing. view Aberdeen University Student Magazine An amazing breadth of subject matter ... Clement demonstrates an unusual ability to speak to the reader on varying levels. The recurring theme seems to be defiance, but also a warning that we should appreciate our lives and live in the moment. Poughkeepsie Journal Beautiful...offers quietude in the midst of cacophony and literary cynicism. Click Here To |
NEWER EBOOKSSponsored LinksNo One Can Stem the Tide: Selected Poems, 1931-1991 Keywordsclement unusual ability reader levels varying demonstrates breadth hearing avenues aberdeen magazine amazing recurring theme cacophony midst literary cynicism click quietude resolve clement poetry reveals tireless seeking desire struggle memory sacrifice poems plough october english varied emotions selected poems |
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