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purplepaperback's review against another edition
emotional
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
sad
fast-paced
3.75
declaired's review against another edition
5.0
the nice thing about rereading poetry that u worked hard at unraveling before is that all my notes are still there! this is perhaps the first time I've run into useful penciled marks during a reread, which makes sense, because I didn't really get the hang of it til mid-college.
anyway Henri Cole is also one of the few people I like to revisit. touch is published with this lovely textured cover, and while it digs toward the darkness- a mother's death, a lovers addiction, war and murder- it is soft, removed, often gentle. often the nature allegories.
my favorites are the ones that get informal about love and loneliness, breaking the walls of natural remove into intense self-reflection and dropping a "ur" instead of a "you're."
anyway Henri Cole is also one of the few people I like to revisit. touch is published with this lovely textured cover, and while it digs toward the darkness- a mother's death, a lovers addiction, war and murder- it is soft, removed, often gentle. often the nature allegories.
my favorites are the ones that get informal about love and loneliness, breaking the walls of natural remove into intense self-reflection and dropping a "ur" instead of a "you're."
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