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4.0
Tipping Point by Fred Marchant is a collection of poetry broken down into five parts and published by Word Works after winning the 1993 Washington Prize. Readers may wonder what a former Marine Corps Lieutenant and one of the first honorably discharged conscientious objectors would have to say about the Vietnam War, especially having only served two years. This collection is a journey through the memories of childhood, adulthood, and military service, and beyond.
From Vietnam Era:
“. . . The papers
you heaved you imagined
grenades, and that the porches they
landed on the burst into flame,” (page 21)
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From Vietnam Era:
“. . . The papers
you heaved you imagined
grenades, and that the porches they
landed on the burst into flame,” (page 21)
Read the full review: http://savvyverseandwit.com/2010/11/tipping-point-by-fred-marchant.html
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