A Months Worth of Instructional Poems - Bridge, Rebecca
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A Month's Worth of Instructional Poems is a poetic handbook for exploring humanity through a surreal lens. This book elevates the mortality of the human experience and enhances one's life view. With an eye on nature and the everyday, these short prose poems explore the world not as it is, but as it would be if poetry was in the foreground of the human experience. The poems manage at once to be playful, light, and even comical while still being deeply meaningful and far-reaching. With language that is accessible and purposeful, diction that sounds like a friendship, and images that sizzle in…mehr

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A Month's Worth of Instructional Poems is a poetic handbook for exploring humanity through a surreal lens. This book elevates the mortality of the human experience and enhances one's life view. With an eye on nature and the everyday, these short prose poems explore the world not as it is, but as it would be if poetry was in the foreground of the human experience. The poems manage at once to be playful, light, and even comical while still being deeply meaningful and far-reaching. With language that is accessible and purposeful, diction that sounds like a friendship, and images that sizzle in one's memory long after the mind's eye imagines them, A Month's Worth of Instructional Poems is full of the kind of with and wisdom that sticks around after the book is read and re-shelved.
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Rebecca Bridge is a poet, writer, and professor who lives in Chicago with two dogs, two kids, and one husband. She is the author of the poetry collection A Month's Worth of Instructional Poems as well as the short film Wednesday's Child. She has won many awards for her writing, including the 1/2k Prize from The Indiana Review, an Eileen Lannan poetry prize, the Donald Justice Memorial Prize and her work has been published widely. When she's not writing or parenting, Rebecca is also a visual artist, painter and metalsmith and a constructor of cryptic crosswords.