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The Meaning of Leaving
Women’s stories can take many different forms. One of those forms is poetry. With poetry, much can be said in so few words and that’s the case with the poems of Kate Rogers in her collection The Meaning of Leaving. Rogers’ poems explore the theme of departure, including […]
Reviewed by: Mary Ann Moore
Categories: Poetry
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The Meaning of Leaving
Women’s stories can take many different forms. One of those forms is poetry. With poetry, much can be said in so few words and that’s the case with the poems of Kate Rogers in her collection The Meaning of Leaving. Rogers’ poems explore the theme of departure, including […]
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