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blessed: Modern Haibun on Almost Every Despair Paperback by Andrew Riutta 

victor July 15, 2024 June 28, 2024Poetry Andrew Riutta, Ellen Lord 0
The cover of "Blessed: Modern Haibun on Almost Every Despair" by Andrew Riutta features a glowing white circular light at the top, resembling the moon. Below is a translucent glass with intricate light reflections. The title and author’s name are in white and yellow fonts.

Review by Ellen Lord My old friend Charlie kept telling me about the poetry of Andrew Riutta. Now, Charlie isn’t a poet but he is featured in some of these poems…so I didn’t take him too seriously until I finally ordered Blessed. I usually take my time in reading a…

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