Brimhall, Traci
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Love Prodigal
Brimhall addresses life’s everyday suffering in astonishing language that will attract a wide range of readers. Highly recommended.
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Come the Slumberless to the Land of Nod
One of the poet’s great strengths is her ability to forge striking metaphors even if several veer far from the sensate world: “white petals disappear into his shadow like a conclusion.” But that’s a quibble, as most poems impart a passionate fierceness while revealing a shared humanity. Highly recommended for most collections.
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Saudade
Some may crave back matter for context, but Brimhall's work is an unexpected and refreshing, though not essential, addition to contemporary poetry collections.
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Our Lady of the Ruins
Chosen by Carolyn Forché for the 2011 Barnard Women Poets Prize, this book gathers the voices of women traveling together as pilgrims in a world enduring apocalypse...
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