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|a Harris, Judith,
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|a The Bad Secret :
|b Poems /
|c Judith Harris.
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|a Baton Rouge :
|b Louisiana State University Press,
|c 2006.
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|a Baltimore, Md. :
|b Project MUSE,
|c 2017
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|c ©2006.
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|a 1 online resource (72 pages).
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|t The bad secret --
|t Tow-rope --
|t View of the north hospital grounds --
|t The discipline of craft, Easter morning --
|t Meter making --
|t The smell --
|t "Oh" --
|t The session --
|t To you, Doctor Rosenblum --
|t I tell you --
|t Thinking about how babies are made --
|t A snapshot of my sister and me, my first birthday, 1957 --
|t My father throws his camera down the grand Canyon, 1968 --
|t Brownie troop --
|t My grandfather's leg --
|t Air-conditioned house --
|t To my twelve-year-old daughter away at camp --
|t My daughter going to a dance --
|t Schoolgirl's crush --
|t Dolls' kingdom --
|t For a friend who said all things are possible --
|t Negligees --
|t Hatpin --
|t Battleground --
|t Falling --
|t January at the nursing home --
|t My mother always slept like an angel.
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|a The Bad Secret takes readers on a dark yet sometimes comic sojourn through the undercurrents of a life suddenly unmoored by grief, and then to the subsequent rise of the spirit to recovery. Tough-minded and intellectual, Judith Harris's poems are also distinguished by brilliant images close to metaphysical. They reflect on childhood, nature, mental and physical illness, the loss of a mother, and the levity of being simply human. In a voice entirely her own, Harris confronts life's secrets with their hidden meanings inspired by guilt and redemption, offering a music of tenderness and hope. I watch it gutter down, over the pine's edge, over the pink and orange sunset, diving into the abyss, with its wings perpendicular to the ravine. By now, I have broken offfrom the rest, pretending I'm an orphan -- my eyes fixed on the unseeable destruction of my ghost in that suicidal machine. "Hush," I say, as if hatred was a sound, as if I could make the negative positive, but nature itself has given up on the picture of my happy family, and pretends not to look at the box with the rolled-up Kodak filmtumbling over the ledgegathering more weight and velocity. -- "My Father Throws His Camera Down the Grand Canyon, 1968."
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|a Project MUSE - Archive Complete Supplement V
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|a Project MUSE - Archive Poetry, Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction Supplement V
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