It's Not Love till Someone Loses an Eye by Clay Ventre

It's Not Love till Someone Loses an Eye

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It's Not Love till Someone Loses an Eye

Nixes Mate Books

It's Not Love till Someone Loses an Eye

by Clay Ventre

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These poems let you eavesdrop on an intense lovers' dialogue at the table next to you, a dialogue completely unpredictable, comic and profound. They will refresh your views of love,

and of poetry, and will make you leave the restaurant full of wonder. You should put down your fork and listen.


- J.D. Scrimgeour, author of Banana Bread
Book Details
Publisher:
Nixes Mate Books
ISBN:
9781949279474
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
64
Authors:
Clay Ventre
Published Date:
2023-05-01
Language:
English
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About Clay Ventre

Based in Salem, Massachusetts, Clay Ventre published his first book of poetry, It's Not Love Till Someone Loses an Eye, in 2023; the collection was a finalist for the Nossrat Yassini Poetry Prize. He edits the literary journal Incessant Pipe, soliciting and shaping work from other poets, and has read at the Boston Poetry Marathon. Alongside January Gill O'Neil and M. P. Carver, he has been identified as part of a younger generation of North Shore poets working to build audiences for poetry at the local level through teaching and organizing.

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