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Becoming Someone Who Isn't
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Author:
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Chan, Jill
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Set In . . .
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Oceania, New Zealand
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Genre:
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Other
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Time Frame:
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None
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Description:
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Myself, Falling
what can
unsteady a person
bring her falling
into the deepest sky?
she swims
inside dreaming
lets go
of possibility
makes dizzy the first
bone-dry second
then blueness...
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her eyes let go
of every surface
resemble
every weather
she is everywhere
arms floating in blue
These are poems of mystery and subtle beauty. Complex and strangely open, Jill Chan's second book of poetry delves into the realm of the mystical in the everyday themes of love, hope, despair, and beauty where 'light has no answer beyond its brightness.'
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