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The Thin Smoke of the Heart (The Hugh Maclennan Poetry Series) (edition 2000)

by Tim Bowling

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It is that sort of morning for the heart; the living are giving the dead an honest test. A man has walked out to be alone with the earth. A man of his age, he equates time with grief most days, but now he has decided to wait. In the silence, where do his raised eyes fit? --from Vow
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Title:The Thin Smoke of the Heart (The Hugh Maclennan Poetry Series)
Authors:Tim Bowling
Info:Mcgill Queens Univ Pr (2000), Paperback, 74 pages
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It is that sort of morning for the heart; the living are giving the dead an honest test. A man has walked out to be alone with the earth. A man of his age, he equates time with grief most days, but now he has decided to wait. In the silence, where do his raised eyes fit? --from Vow

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