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It Is Daylight.(Brief article)(Book review)

The New Yorker

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The poems in this bracing collection, which won the 2008 Yale Younger Poets prize, often suggest aftermath. Collins drops hints of a past narrative--"It's a shame / about adorable adults, / that they always seem like untrustworthy alcoholics"--but, within her stark tableaux, nothing is permitted to happen. The speaker, inevitably alone, is afraid of "seeing the refrigerator light go on," and requires ...

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