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In a new cycle of poetry geared to the seasonal changes of the Midwest, the author of At the White Window explores a variety of exterior and interior landscapes, reflecting on the deaths of his father and wife, the wisdom of the Chinese masters, a nighttime winter walk with his dog, and the first dafodils of spring. Reprint.
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David Young is the author of nine previous books of poetry, including At the White Window (2000) andThe Planet on the Desk: Selected and New Poems (1991). He is a well-known translator of the Chinese poets, and more recently of the poems of Petrarch and Eugenio Montale. A past winner of Guggenheim and NEA fellowships as well as a Pushcart Prize, Young is the Longman Professor Emeritus of English and Creative Writing at Oberlin College and an editor of the prestigious Field Poetry Series at Oberlin College Press.
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