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Happy Hour
Paperback - 45 pages
(January 1987), University of Chicago Press (Trd)
Mr. Shapiro writes with apparently equal ease in free verse and more nearly traditional forms, and he brings his formidable technical skills to bear upon matters of great urgency: our need to love and be loved, and the often perverse ways in which we maintain our connections to those closest to us.
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The Last Happy Occasion
Hardcover
(October 1996), University of Chicago Press (Trd)
The author traces his coming-of-age as an aspiring poet in a Jewish household in the late sixties, exploring how his discovery of particular poems shaped his life, from his relationship to Judaism to the death of his sister.
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The Dead Alive and Busy (Phoenix Poets)
Paperback - 96 pages
(February 2000), University of Chicago Press (Trd)
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Song and Dance: Poems
Hardcover - 80 pages
(February 21, 2002), Houghton Mifflin Company
The poems in this book intimately describe the complicated feelings that attend the catastrophic loss of a loved one, feelings too often ignored in official accounts of grief: horror, relief, impatience, exhaustion, exhilaration, fear, self-criticism, fulfillment. While the occasion for the poems is tragic, the experience of reading them is as complex as the emotions they recreate.
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Golf's Mental Hazards : Overcome Them...
Paperback
(June 1996), Fireside
This book identifies six major golf personality types--fearful, frustrated, manic-depressive, self-conscious, control freak, and lazy--assesses the link between personality and performance, and advises how to overcome these obstacles.
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