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A Night Without Armor : Poems by Jewel
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A Night Without Armor : Poems

by Jewel

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The singer/song writer Jewel makes a descent attempt in her book of poetry. Honest and to the heart her poems cover relationships, family, her life on the road and her home of Alaska. While many of these poems are short and simplistic others show deep thought and feelings of an accomplished poet. ( )
  realbigcat | Nov 11, 2008 |
I like Jewel's music, and lyrics, so I thought I might like this book. Some of the poems were OK. Others were pretty bad. Also, the grammatical errors turned me off.Meh. ( )
  kcar08 | Oct 1, 2008 |
nice poetry from a girl who loves alaska. ( )
  hammockqueen | Aug 31, 2008 |
Stick to song writing. ( )
1 vote Djupstrom | Apr 27, 2008 |
There are some really great poems in this book. I've had it for several years, and still pick it up off the shelf. ( )
  RosesAreRed | Sep 16, 2007 |
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Singer/songwriter Jewel Kilcher has been writing since she was a child. In this 87-poem collection, she reveals herself as an accomplished free-verse poet, alternately witty and serious, writing about true love, second thoughts, and broken relationships. Some of her poems are postcards from her travels, describing scenes and the people she meets in Las Vegas; Seattle; Taipei, Taiwan; and Hawaii. She also writes about Alaska, and it's evident in her voice that she misses the place where she was raised. The most poignant pieces are the ones about personal loneliness in the midst of popular acclaim, as in "Taipei 2": "I am told I am adored by millions--but no one calls." A must for every Jewel fan, this collection is especially rich in what Jewel calls "songs for love lost and love yet to come." Listen to Jewel read "As a Child I Walked." Visit our audio help page for more information. (Running time: 70 minutes, 1 CD) --C.B. Delaney

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