Still to Mow Poems

Here Maxine Kumin’s signature nature poems are shaken up and invigorated by the darker, human realities. Both "delicate and powerful" (Library Journal), she faces with equanimity the disappointments and joys of sixty years of marriage―ending with the unspoken question of "Which of us will go down first."

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