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Becoming Bone

Name: Becoming Bone
Brand: University of Arkansas Press
SKU: 06307791
Price: 7437 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Annie Boutelle
ISBN: 9781557287977

Annie Boutelle

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English

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Libristo code: 06307791

Publishers University of Arkansas Press, July 2005

In the long tradition of biography-in-poetry collections, Annie Boutelle's first collection probes t... Full description

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In the long tradition of biography-in-poetry collections, Annie Boutelle's first collection probes the layered life of one of nineteenth-century America's most popular poets, who is now almost forgotten. The Celia Thaxter who speaks these poems disturbs the placid myth created around her public persona, and focuses on the fierce mysteries and ironies that frame her. Boutelle carefully reveals Thaxter's childhood on the stark Isles of Shoals off the New Hampshire coast; the trap of a Victorian marriage; the struggle to invent herself as writer and painter; her celebrated circle of friends, including Nathaniel Hawthorne and Childe Hassam; and the hard-won serenity of her last decade. Clear, airy, crystalline, these poems move us into an elemental world where "nothing is left but water, / air, and the uncertain space between." With restraint and lyric tenderness, Boutelle leads us toward a woman who shifts from pose to necessary pose, who survives in these pages with intelligence and grace: "The grave / flesh melts. What's left / is light as bone."