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    Remember Us to Seasons: New and Selected Poems
    Remember Us to Seasons: New and Selected Poems
    Remember Us to Seasons: New and Selected Poems
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    Remember Us to Seasons: New and Selected Poems

    By L. G. Mason

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    A selection of poems from the author's previous books, "A Little Sidewalk Cafe at the End of Time," "Until We Dream No More", and "Wild Roses", together with some things written since their publication, over the last five years.
    The book moves from the innumerable small miracles of the natural world to the incidental, precarious, and nevertheless occasionally wonderful participation of the human in that world.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJan 13, 2011
    ISBN9781452044514
    Remember Us to Seasons: New and Selected Poems
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    L. G. Mason

    L. G. Mason was born in suburban Detroit and spent his early years there and in school in nearby Ann Arbor. He was educated at Michigan, Kansas, and Stanford. He spent many years on the faculty at the University at Albany, where he divided his time between the biological and literary worlds. He has published three prior books of poems. Currently retired, he lives with his wife Adrienne in upstate New York.

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