This book of lyrical poems by Sanford Fraser is divided into three sections: Strangers, Roles, and Connections. In the first section, the narrator and/or characters in the poems are strangers isolated from and emotionally detached from others; in the second, they play various roles in the world beyond themselves, and finally in the last section, they have connections, emotional attachments to others. Fraser's mastery of the lyric form and plainspoken language makes the reader a tourist in their own right every time they pick up and read this jewel of a book
This book of lyrical poems by Sanford Fraser is divided into three sections: Strangers, Roles, and Connections. In the first section, the narrator and...
In this bilingual collection of lyrical poems, the narrator, who is usually a character in them, travels from poems in which he lives in a state of alienation to poems in which he has empathy with others.... This book is particularly appropriate for students of both English and French as each poem is presented in both languages on facing pages.
In this bilingual collection of lyrical poems, the narrator, who is usually a character in them, travels from poems in which he lives in a state of al...
