4:30 Movie

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Discover the profound reflections found in '4:30 Movie,' an evocative poetry collection by award-winning author Donna Masini. This BRAND NEW book, published by W. W. Norton & Company in 2020, consists of 80 beautifully crafted pages that delve into themes of personal loss, global violence, and the revitalizing powers of art. Masini's poetry combines intimate and wild elements, invoking both humor and despair as she navigates our shared human experiences. Each poem is a cinematic journey, using the metaphor of the movie theater to reflect on our lives—serving as a waiting room for memories, childhood, and the complex layers of our existence. Through her exquisite wordplay, Masini wrestles with grief and the fleeting nature of time, inviting readers to engage deeply with their emotions. Whether you’re a poetry enthusiast or someone curious about exploring the intersection of art and life, '4:30 Movie' offers invaluable insights. This must-have literary piece serves as both a lament and a celebration, making it ideal for anyone seeking depth and emotional resonance in their reading. Plus, enjoy free shipping on this item, with delivery taking up to 6 weeks. Immerse yourself in Masini's world where words become a powerful response to the human condition.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780393357004
Year: 2020
Publisher: W W Norton & Company
Pages: 80


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In poems that are by turns intimate and wild, provocative and tender, award-winning poet Donna Masini explores personal loss, global violence, and the consolations of art. She brings her wit, grief, fury, and propulsive energy to bear on the preoccupations of our daily lives and our attempts to bargain with endings of every kind. Equal parts lament and praise, 4:30 Movie is fueled by despair and humor, governed by the ways in which movies enter our imaginations and frame our experiences. The movie theater becomes a presiding metaphor: part waiting room, part childhood, part underground depths where the self is a bit player, riding the subway with "its engine of extras." Masini's exquisite wordplay shows the mind wrestling ferociously to forestall grief, as if finding the right words might somehow allow us to extend our beautiful, foreshortened run.

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