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In his 4th book of poems, Questions, Short Poems, Water & Air,
Ira Beryl Brukner gives us four sets of quirky, funny, melancholy, and
startlingly direct riffs on love, the birth of a son, the death of a father,
and the deep questionings of daily life. These are poems of disarming simplicity
whose precisely-chosen detail suggests landscapes and histories beyond
the words. And the good news here is that the language swings, swings in
places hard as good jazz.
--Quincy Troupe |
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