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_bM66 1988
082 0 0 _a811 MOO
100 1 _aMoore, Honor
_d, 1945-
245 1 0 _aMemoir
_b: poems
_c/ by Honor Moore
260 _aGoshen, Conn.
_b: Chicory Blue Press
_c, c1988.
300 _avii, 79 p.
_c; 23 cm.
520 _aThis first collection of poems by acclaimed poet Honor Moore brings together selected poems from the last fifteen years. In a style described by Marilyn Hacker as "consummately textured, most elegant when most desperate, " these poems explore the turbulent course of love, including sensuous, erotic love as well as the many-layered attachment to family. They take the reader through the heart of strong experience in the shadow of AIDS, sexual abuse, the struggle for accommodation between the sexes, nuclear threat - the multi-layered fabric of modern life and love.
650 4 _aPoetry, American
942 _cMO
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