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the first new poems in fouryears by a major American poet.Death and nature,time and memory,the release of the spirit and the mys-teries of the flesh are brilliantlyevoked in this new book of poems bythe Pulitzer Prize-winning poet.  \nAs in his earlier poems,Mr.Eber-hart remains intensely concernedwith the paradoxes of life and death;of the absolute and the evanescent.But,as the poet reflects upon theviolence and the discontinuities ofcontemporary life,his poems exhibitan often startling irony.  \n“Eberhart touches primal simplicities,somber truths,and possible joys.Ifwe judge him by his best it seemslikely that a score or more of hispoems will prove indestructible.Morethan this we have no right to desire,yet in the vigor of maturity his imagi-nation is still adding to their numberand variety.\"DANIEL HOFFMAN  \n5·95  \n811.52  \nE  \nEberhart,RichardFields of grace。  \n1  \nC  \nSALINAS PUBLIC LIBRARY  \nAUG 41973  \n# FIELDS OF GRACE\n\n$556-CL 3473  \nBy the Same AuthorA BRAVERY OF EARTHREADING THE SPIRITSONG AND IDEA  \nPOEMS,NEW AND SELECTEDBURR OAKSSELECTED POEMSUNDERCLIFFGREAT PRAISES  \nCOLLECTED POEMS 1930-1960COLLECTED VERSE PLAYSTHE QUARRY  \nSELECTED POEMS 1930-1965THIRTY ONE SONNETSSHIFTS OF BEING  \nWith Selden Rodman  \nWAR AND THE POETAn Anthology  \nFIELDS OF GRACE  \nBy  \nRICHARD EBERHART  \n27.0  \nC./  \nAUG 41973  \nNEW YORKOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS  \n1972  \nCopyright ◎1972 by Richard Eberhart  \nLibrary of Congress Catalogue Card Number 72-88894Printed in the United States of America  \n# ACKNOWLEDGMENTS\n\nI am grateful to the Editors of the following publicationsin which some of the poems in this book first appeared:Antaeus;The Antioch Review;The Atlantic;TheChicago Tribune;The Charles Street Journal;ConcerningPoetry;Genesis:Grasp;The London Times LiterarySupplement;Mill Mountain Review;The Nation;NewAmerican Review;New England Galaxy;New YorkPoetry;New York Quarterly;The New Republic;Poetry;Poems from the Hills;The Quest;QuarterlyReview of Literature;Saturday Review;Shenandoah;The South Florida Poetry Journal;The Southern Review;Three Poems,1968;The Virginia Quarterly Review.  \nThe following poems first appeared in The New Yorker:\"As If You Had Never Been”,\"Despair”,\"The FisherCat”,\"Homage to the North”,\"Suicide Note\",“Track”.  \nToBETTY  \nDIKKON and STEPHANIEGRETCHEN and ALEX  \n1-1=1  \n1000","cbCaipKUi7cNWqxx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipKUi7cNWqxx","pdf",2206137,72,"English","# ACKNOWLEDGMENTS","[{\"question\":\"What is Fields of Grace?\",\"answer\":\"Fields of Grace is a poetry collection by Richard Eberhart, presenting new poems and revisiting enduring themes such as death, nature, time, and memory.\"},{\"question\":\"Which themes does the collection emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"The poems emphasize death and nature, the passage of time and memory, the spirit’s release, and the mysteries of the flesh, while exploring life-and-death paradoxes.\"},{\"question\":\"Where were some poems first 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