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Light and Chance

Book Description
Filled with a passionate gratitude for each moment of consciously lived life, these poems speak of joy set against an acute awareness of our fragility. The poet speaks of "the hard seeds of happiness" and feels blessed "to mark life/with something other than losses."

Whether human or animal, the corporeal body in these poems remains valiant; the poems seek mortality more than their higher abstractions.

About the Author
Ardyth Bradley has also published criticism and short fiction and was the author of a radio play which was performed in Chicago at Mundelein College.   The editor of A Cambodian Story: Death and Survival under Pol Pot and of two biology textbooks, she has taught at the University of Colorado and in the Illinois Arts Council's Poets in the Schools program.

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