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Jane Kenyon: Critical Essay by Emily Gordon

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SOURCE: Gordon, Emily. “Above an Abyss.” Nation 262, no. 17 (29 April 1996): 29-30.

In the following excerpt, Gordon comments on the various tones and subjects in Otherwise: New and Selected Poems.

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