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- Author: John Knoepfle
- Publisher: Burning Daylight
- Year: 2008
- Pages: 148
- ISBN-10: 0977731839
- ISBN-13: 9780977731831
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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For six decades, John Knoepfle has been writing poems, and he's still going strong. Knoepfle writes love poems, among the best we have, of the joys, loneliness, danger and the infinite transformations of marriage. He writes narrative poems, surreal, sardonic and magical about astronauts on the moon or an angry farmer and a prophetic owl. He recovers the stories of folks who never made it into the history books. Always he has a respect for the spoken word and lays his lines out on the page so that you too can hear it. And a spiritual force runs through his books like the slow and powerful rivers of the Midwest he inhabits. Both moving and humorous, Knoepfle's autobiography shows us how by hard work and lucky accident he came to be the poet he is.
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- Author: John Knoepfle
- Publisher: Burning Daylight
- Year: 2008
- Pages: 148
- ISBN-10: 0977731839
- ISBN-13: 9780977731831
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
For six decades, John Knoepfle has been writing poems, and he's still going strong. Knoepfle writes love poems, among the best we have, of the joys, loneliness, danger and the infinite transformations of marriage. He writes narrative poems, surreal, sardonic and magical about astronauts on the moon or an angry farmer and a prophetic owl. He recovers the stories of folks who never made it into the history books. Always he has a respect for the spoken word and lays his lines out on the page so that you too can hear it. And a spiritual force runs through his books like the slow and powerful rivers of the Midwest he inhabits. Both moving and humorous, Knoepfle's autobiography shows us how by hard work and lucky accident he came to be the poet he is.
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