These poems speak plainly about common matters: how apples look hanging on a tree in winter, or how white buildings seem to haunt a traveller driving through Saskatchewan. Their range of tones, though, is uncommonly wide--celebratory for a young farmer and his horse strutting around a country fair show ring, ironically regretful for a father's bungled death, or raucous for the last Toronto performance of the great fan-dancer, Sally Rand. A sure command of language and brilliantly crafted lines keep these poems close to our shared lives.
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Don Summerhayes is the author of several volumes of poetry, including Heavy Horse Judging, Remembering Sleep, Watermelon, and Winter Apples, and the winner of the Stephen Leacock Poetry Prize.
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