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The Cave Volume 41
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The Cave Volume 41

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Critics describe The Cave, the long-awaited second collection from award-winning poet Ryan Vine, as "powerful and completely realized," "profound and enduring," and "utterly masterful and deeply moving." The Cave contains haunting meditations on fatherhood, fearless contemplations of place and lineage, clear-eyed examinations of generational trauma, and moves-from narrative to lyric to narrative to lyric-toward a more perfect and complete clarity. The poet Dobby Gibson writes: "The Cave is an unforgettable contribution to the poetry of paterfamilias written from deep inside "love's austere and lonely offices," as Robert Hayden put it. These poems are indelible as scars-and just as full of ancient wisdom."

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Texas Review Press
Country
United States
Date
1 September 2025
Pages
90
ISBN
9781680034349

Critics describe The Cave, the long-awaited second collection from award-winning poet Ryan Vine, as "powerful and completely realized," "profound and enduring," and "utterly masterful and deeply moving." The Cave contains haunting meditations on fatherhood, fearless contemplations of place and lineage, clear-eyed examinations of generational trauma, and moves-from narrative to lyric to narrative to lyric-toward a more perfect and complete clarity. The poet Dobby Gibson writes: "The Cave is an unforgettable contribution to the poetry of paterfamilias written from deep inside "love's austere and lonely offices," as Robert Hayden put it. These poems are indelible as scars-and just as full of ancient wisdom."

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Texas Review Press
Country
United States
Date
1 September 2025
Pages
90
ISBN
9781680034349