โ Scribed by Walker, Jeanne Murray(Author)
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InA Deed To the LightJeanne Murray Walker asks probing questions about the depth of grief, about letting go, and about the possibility of faith. Her poems have been described by John Taylor, writing inPoetry, as "splendid, subtly erudite, uplifting, and funny."
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