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UNMET: poems by stephanie roberts

Summary by The Miramichi Reader
Having read and loved rushes from the river disappointment by stephanie roberts (McGill-Queens, 2020) I was looking forward to her next work, which is Unmet (Biblioasis, 2025), releasing April 1, 2025. The wait was well worth it. Both are reread-worthy. The previous title was very marked up, as I did with this one. In her previous, I was lit up by sad pining phrasings “would I sing of incorruptible grief” and “you fall/into the fork of my branch…
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UNMET: poems by stephanie roberts

Having read and loved rushes from the river disappointment by stephanie roberts (McGill-Queens, 2020) I was looking forward to her next work, which is Unmet (Biblioasis, 2025), releasing April 1, 2025. The wait was well worth it. Both are reread-worthy. The previous title was very marked up, as I did with this one. In her previous, I was lit up by sad pining phrasings “would I sing of incorruptible grief” and “you fall/into the fork of my branch…

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