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Twelve moons by Mary Oliver · Booklabria

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Twelve moons

Poetry

Twelve moons

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First published: 1979

Synopsis

"In her fourth volume of poetry, Twelve Moons, Mary Oliver continues to explore the alluring, yet well-nigh inaccessible kingdoms of nature and human relationships, and man's profound, persistent desire for a joyous union with them. These vibrant, magical poems pulse with an aching awareness of nature's unaffected beauty ... Her absorbing intimate vision leads us into the natural and human kingdoms we only fleetingly grasp"--Back cover.

Subjects: Poetry

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Edition details

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Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1979
Edition: 1st ed.
Pages: 77
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0316650007
ISBN-10: 0316650013

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