An edition of Usher
(2009)
Usher
poems
1st ed.
by B. H. Fairchild
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From Manhattan to the rural Midwest—one of our most distinguished poets offers a verbal cinema of America.
Employing dramatic monologues, among other forms, Usher embraces a range of subject matter and modes, from the elegiac to the comic. At its heart, however, is the long poem “Trilogy,” consisting of three interrelated dramatic monologues spoken by a circus performer, a theological student and part-time usher, and Hart Crane.
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