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Leavingby Laton Carter
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Whether charting the moments before or after work, the unspoken emotions accompanying separation and reunion, or the necessity of a grocery store as a "last place" for people to engage publicly, Laton Carter's poems attend to the parts of our lives that are easiest to ignore, like solitary highway drivers passing in their cars and the unspoken link binding people together. In poem after poem, the speaker relentlessly pulls the reader to spaces, both physical and emotional—fearful of the inability to bridge the gap between ideas, places, and individuals, yet unable to avoid trying. Mining the territory of responsibility and longing, these poems remind us that the minutiae and variation in our private lives combine to serve up a larger public identity. An impressively mature first collection of poems, Leaving is a bold book that eschews the superfluous, leaving only that which is most essential and meaningful. Synopsis:Whether charting the moments before or after work, the unspoken emotions accompanying separation and reunion, or the necessity of a grocery store as a "last place" for people to engage publicly, Laton Carter's poems attend to the parts of our lives that are easiest to ignore, like solitary highway drivers passing in their cars and the unspoken link binding people together. In poem after poem, the speaker relentlessly pulls the reader to spaces, both physical and emotional--fearful of the inability to bridge the gap between ideas, places, and individuals, yet unable to avoid trying. Mining the territory of responsibility and longing, these poems remind us that the minutiae and variation in our private lives combine to serve up a larger public identity. An impressively mature first collection of poems, Leaving is a bold book that eschews the superfluous, leaving only that which is most essential and meaningful. About the AuthorLaton Carter lives in Eugene, Oregon. His work has appeared in magazines such as Chicago Review and Ploughshares. Table of ContentsAcknowledgments
Oblique Diurnal Brief Hesitation Continuous Counter Silence Tentative With Interval Yield Sleep Render The Geese Away Sequence Momentum Ever Twilight Finding One's Way Getting Lost Indication Story Scarce Decision Between Separate After New Distances Highway, Waiting Shaving Return Two Unspoken Into Gesture What Our Readers Are SayingAdd a comment for a chance to win!Average customer rating based on 1 comment:
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