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|  | | Confessions and Other Strange Impulses
Confessions and Other Strange Impulses: A Book of Poetry in Two Acts is Miriam Dufer's first book of poetry. Exploring the sacrament of penance and the dichotomy between raw emotion and reality, her poems illustrate the inner turmoil inherent in human nature.
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explores the concept of play in history and modern society in the United States and internationally.
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This book of poetry is filled with provoking intimacy between the writer and the audience. The poems are interesting, challenging, and full of symbolism. I highly recommend this book. Get a cup of coffee and curl up with this one.
span style="color: rgb(15, 17, 17); font-family: "Amazon Ember", Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Stage Left imbues elements of ballet and music as inspiration, content, and form to explore the rhythms in words and symbolism. Like the illusion of flight in ballet, Stage Left defies the gravitational pull of intensely solemn themes of intolerance, racial identity, miscegenation, and coming of age while working in the constraints of human perception. Divided into the 3 sections, Prelude, Interlude, and Coda, Stage Left is an amalgamation of rhythm, music, dance, and unive |
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