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The Dear Remote Nearness of You
Georges · 2016
A collection of poems by Georges, Boston's poet laureate, working in African American letters.
The praise the book carries comes from the poet Afaa Michael Weaver, who hears in it a fresh account of where poetry begins, and an intelligence careful enough to step across light lying on water. Weaver describes the poems as language choosing its own form, moving through history that has not been spoken, and taking up the space where music leaves off and poetry arrives to name what lasts and what belongs only to the moment.
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