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These poems are, for the most part, meditations on Christ, on the oneness of his human and heavenly natures, and his compassion for those most marginalized by society. Anawim means the poor, the humble, or poor in spirit, in Hebrew. Although utilizing contemporary verse forms, they harken back in theme and sensibility to the Metaphysical Poets, such as Henry Vaughn and Francis Thompson. Other Poetry-Poems Books 1994 – Affability Blues 2003 – Black Ball 1997 – Emily Dickinson’s Use of Anglo- American Legal Concepts and Vocabulary in Her Poetry Muse at the Bar
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