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Bread Alone, Hardcover by Jensen, Kim, ISBN 0815609450, ISBN-13 9780815609452, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US In this provocative collection, Kim Jensen gives voice to the struggle of those who seek love in a world saturated with brutality and aggression. The concise lyrics in Bread Alone condemn the violence in Iraq, Palestine, and Lebanon, while exploring the intimate consequences of these and other injustices. Darkly humorous, grotesque, sorrowful, outraged, and sometimes poignantly hopeful, Jensen’s poems possess a strange beauty and remind us of the key purposes of poetry—to warn and to revive our sense of conscience and connection.

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ISBN	9780815609452
Book Title	Bread Alone
Book Series	Arab American Writing Ser.
Original Language	English
Publisher	Syracuse University Press
Item Length	8 in
Publication Year	2009
Format	Hardcover
Language	English
Item Height	0.6 in
Author	Kimberly Jensen
Genre	Poetry
Topic	General, American / General
Item Weight	9 Oz
Item Width	5 in
Number of Pages	112 Pages

Bread Alone, Hardcover by Jensen, Kim, ISBN 0815609450, ISBN-13 9780815609452, Like New Used, Free shipping in the USIn this provocative collection, Kim Jensen gives voice to the struggle of those who seek love in a world saturated with brutality and aggression. The concise lyrics in Bread Alone condemn the violence in Iraq, Palestine, and Lebanon, while exploring the intimate consequences of these and other injustices. Darkly humorous, grotesque, sorrowful, outraged, and sometimes poignantly hopeful, Jensen’s poems possess a strange beauty and remind us of the key purposes of poetry—to warn and to revive our sense of conscience and connection.