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Window Poems | Wendell Berry, Wesley Bates, James Baker Hall

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A handpress-designed volume of the twentieth-century poet's works evaluates the reflective and meditative nature of his poetry and is complemented by elaborate wood engraving illustrations, in a collection of pieces written while the author was looking out the multi-paned window of his writing studio. By the author of Sabbath Poems.

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Window Poems | Wendell Berry, Wesley Bates, James Baker Hall

#poemsbeforephones #poetry
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Bradleygirl @Redwritinghood I finished this little collection today- I like Wendell Berry! 5y

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Bradleygirl

Window Poems | Wendell Berry, Wesley Bates, James Baker Hall

#poemsbeforephones day 2 for me - from Wendell Berry, a partial verse.
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Window Poems | Wendell Berry, Wesley Bates, James Baker Hall

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Visiting the in-laws in St Louis for Passover, and they always have great books laying around. Read this gem over the weekend, and found it very poignant.

#poetry #poetry365

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