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    Gone Missng
    Gone Missng
    Gone Missng
    Ebook113 pages34 minutes

    Gone Missng

    By Antony di Nardo

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    Antony Di Nardo's fifth collection of poetry confronts questions of whether what goes missing is gone for good and what it means to be immortalized. Rituals of loss are explored and iterated. Our vain dismissal of the natural world as something that exists apart from us is put on hold. Regardless how dire, there is no lack of wit or humour in th

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHidden Brook Press
    Release dateAug 12, 2020
    ISBN9781989786147
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