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Some Cannot Be Caught - The Emma Press Book of Beasts - cover

Some Cannot Be Caught - The Emma Press Book of Beasts

Liane Strauss, Anja König

Publisher: The Emma Press

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The Emma Press Book of Beasts rustles and roars with the voices of animals and humans, co-existing on Earth with varying degrees of harmony. A scorpion appears in a shower; a deer jumps in front of a car. A swarm of snowfleas seethes through leaf litter; children bait a gorilla at the zoo. The poems in this anthology examine hierarchy, herds, power, and the price we pay for belonging.
Available since: 08/12/2018.
Print length: 88 pages.

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