death will come by Bill Denham

death will come by Bill Denham

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death will come by Bill Denham

In death will come, poet Bill Denham attempts what is nearly impossible, coming to terms with the approaching end of life without nostalgia or sentimentality. And in this collection, he succeeds, offering his astonishing gift to the world, a testament to a life lived, suffered, and loved in open-hearted service and wonder. The poems are interrelated confessions that speak directly to Denham's mother, to his father, to his estranged daughters. They reveal with painful, lyric candor, what it is to struggle with self-knowing in the face of death. A must read for anyone who will someday pass from this world. -Gary Turchin

Denham, Bill: - Bill Denham, educated at Davidson College in North Carolina (BA in English 1963) and at the University of California (MA in English 1967), began writing poetry at the age of sixty after a forty-year hiatus from his youthful passion. He has written nearly 800 poems and has published three volumes of poetry, Looking for Matthew (2012), of gossamers and grace (2016) and death will come (2018). A long dramatic dialogue with his special needs son, Do you remember, Dad? appeared in the anthology, Daring to Repair (Wising Up Press, 2012). He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife, June, a former high school classmate in Winston-Salem, NC.
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ISBN 13 9781594980442
ISBN 10 1594980446
Title death will come
Author Bill Denham
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Fernwood Press
Year published 2018-04-09
Number of pages 76
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