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by Remica L. Bingham

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The first of three sections in this book concern real or imagined relatives and acquaintances and events such as a fish fry and a visit to a grandmother in a nursing home. The second part deals with such topics as the Civil Rights Movement, abused prisoners of war, and the black artist who painted Bill Clinton's portrait. Many of the poems in the final part are based on events in the Bible. This is the first book by this author and winner of the 2007 Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award.… (more)
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Precise poetry. Simple, sensual, soulful and profound. Informed by family stories, news events, the south, grandparents and the Bible, each poem, focusing on a single moment, one small thing noticed, encompasses so much pathos and family love, the beauty and enigma of the Bible seen with new eyes, the need to be giving, what it is to be human. ( )
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The first of three sections in this book concern real or imagined relatives and acquaintances and events such as a fish fry and a visit to a grandmother in a nursing home. The second part deals with such topics as the Civil Rights Movement, abused prisoners of war, and the black artist who painted Bill Clinton's portrait. Many of the poems in the final part are based on events in the Bible. This is the first book by this author and winner of the 2007 Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award.

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