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Dwelling Places: Poems And Translations by David Ferry

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Also by David Ferry:

Bewilderment, September 2012
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Of No Country I Know, November 1999
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Dwelling Places: Poems And Translations, June 1993
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Strangers, November 1983
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DWELLING PLACES: POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS
By: David Ferry

University Of Chicago Press
June 1993
On Sale: June 15, 1993
69 pages
ISBN: 0226244792
EAN: 9780226244792
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Fiction Poetry

Hailed as one of the best contemporary poets writing in the English language, David Ferry meditates unsentimentally, in many of these powerful and often wrenching poems, on the dispossession of people afflicted by madness, homelessness, or other forms of "wildness." The voices in all the poems in this book demonstrate how, for each of us, there is no certain dwelling place.

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