In "Without" Donald Hall speaks to us all of grief, as a poet lamenting the death of a poet, as a husband mourning the loss of a wife. "Without" is Hall's greatest and most honorable achievement--his gift and testimony, his lament and his celebration of loss and of love. This is a companion for the many readers of the late Jane Kenyon's "Otherwise".
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In "Without" Donald Hall speaks to us all of grief, as a poet lamenting the death of a poet, as a husband mourning the loss of a wife. "Without" is Hall's greatest and most honorable achievement--his gift and testimony, his lament and his celebration of loss and of love. This is a companion for the many readers of the late Jane Kenyon's "Otherwise".
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Add this copy of Without: Poems to cart. $14.75, new condition, Sold by Ingram Customer Returns Center rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from NV, USA, published 1999 by Ecco Press.
