Poems

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About this book

By the summer of 1967, Louis Daniel Brodsky had started his transition from apprenticeship to professional writing, and in the years that followed, he composed hundreds of poems, from short lyrical verse to long narratives, in an effort to capture both the singular and the commonplace events in his life.

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