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Tea

by D.A. Powell · 1998 · 71 pages

Part of the A Divine Comedy series

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Visually arresting, Tea is an experimental poem-cycle with traditional formal techniques built into its wild surface.

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Themes
writers
Audience
adult
Length
short · 71 pages
Form
poetry

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