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“lee ribich”

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  • Spindrift

    by Lee Ribich ...
    Spindrift Lean overboard; study the water. Watch the tide within the tide. Circles spin in the current, strong enough to double back against the flow. Small whirlpools course laterally, Not down. Drifting forward with the tide, Then back. Each spin gathers more drift: Stick of wood, Leg of crab, Tuft of grass, Feather of gull, Passersby with no ill intent The tidejust collecting passengers Perhaps ... Read more

    $3.99 USD

  • Pacific Flyway

    by Lee Ribich ...
    Pacific Flyway is Lee’s fifth book of poetry and follows the familiar themes found in his first four books: The Lines That Connect Us, Moments like These, Stones in a River, and Spindrift. Pacific Flyway is another book of poetry featuring the Alaskan environment that, itself, inspires poetry. Southeast Alaska is where mountains meet the Pacific Ocean shores. Lives here, above, and below the sea’s ... Read more

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  • Stones in a River

    by Lee Ribich ...
    Stones in a River is a book of poetry. Some poems are influenced by news events too often gloom-laden. The Alaskan environment inspires other poems. Southeast Alaska is where mountains meet the all-important Pacific Ocean. Lives here, above and below the seas surface, are co-dependent and call for expression in poetry. Then, as is often true with poetry, much written here is personal. Experiences, ... Read more

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  • For Your Eyes Only, Through Mine

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    by Yuklan Cross ...
    Witness the world, the beauty of nature and the power of emotions through the eyes of poet, Yuklan Cross. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, THROUGH MINE is a poetic anthology that captures the moments which give meaning to life. T he books subjects explore the wisdom held in the heart of nature and in the journey of life, using simple words and images that awaken the spirit. ... Read more

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  • Sea Stars: Stars of the Sea

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    by Caitlind L. Alexander ...
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    Sea stars are strange animals. They crawl along the sea floor on their spiny arms.Sea stars used to be called starfish. But they are not fish. That is why their name has now been changed to sea stars.A lot of people think sea stars only have five arms. Lots of them do. But they can have as few as four arms and as many as 18.Find out more about these strange sea creatures in this fun 15-minute book ... Read more

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    by Drew Dick ...
    A recent graduate of Central Dauphin High School, Drew Dick has always had a love for poetry. He never gave writing it a thought until high school, where teachers and friends convinced him to keep at his hobby. ... Read more

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    by Glenn Fieber ...
    this collection of poems is residue from my encounters during the 20 years from (1964-1985). ok, 21.people, places, events seen sometimes wryly, sometimes metaphorically, sometimes playfully and sometimes darkly. ... Read more

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    by Don McKay ...
    In this extraordinary collection from one of our most celebrated poets, Don McKay walks the strike-slip fault between poetry and landscape, sticks its strange nose into the cold silence of geologic time, meditates on marble, quartz and gneiss, and attends to the songs of ravens and thrushes and to the clamour of the industrialized bush. Behind these poems lies the urge to engage the tectonics of ... Read more

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