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A luminous new volume from a National Book Award finalist and recipient of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.Orphan Hours is a book of reconciliation, of coming to terms with time in its most personal and memorable manifestations, and of learning the wisdom of what cannot be changed. The urgency of the elegy has been absorbed by an acceptance of the detail, texture, and small moments that constitute and enrich mortality.
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- Author: Stanley Plumly
- Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
- Year: 2012
- Pages: 112
- ISBN: 9780393239201
- ISBN-10: 0393239209
- ISBN-13: 9780393239201
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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A luminous new volume from a National Book Award finalist and recipient of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.Orphan Hours is a book of reconciliation, of coming to terms with time in its most personal and memorable manifestations, and of learning the wisdom of what cannot be changed. The urgency of the elegy has been absorbed by an acceptance of the detail, texture, and small moments that constitute and enrich mortality.
- Author: Stanley Plumly
- Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
- Year: 2012
- Pages: 112
- ISBN: 9780393239201
- ISBN-10: 0393239209
- ISBN-13: 9780393239201
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
A luminous new volume from a National Book Award finalist and recipient of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.
Orphan Hours is a book of reconciliation, of coming to terms with time in its most personal and memorable manifestations, and of learning the wisdom of what cannot be changed. The urgency of the elegy has been absorbed by an acceptance of the detail, texture, and small moments that constitute and enrich mortality.
Orphan Hours is a book of reconciliation, of coming to terms with time in its most personal and memorable manifestations, and of learning the wisdom of what cannot be changed. The urgency of the elegy has been absorbed by an acceptance of the detail, texture, and small moments that constitute and enrich mortality.
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