In My Shoes are Killing Me, poet Robyn Sarah reflects on the passing of time, the fleetingness of dreams, and the bittersweet pleasure of thinking on the "hazardous . . . treasurehouse" that is the past. Natural, musical, meditative, warm, and unexpectedly funny, this is a restorative and moving collection from one of Canada's most well-regarded poets.Robyn Sarah is the author of nine previous collections. Ten of her poems have appeared on The Writer's Almanac, and her work has been anthologized in Garrison Keillor's Good Poems for Hard Times (2005), The Norton Anthology of Poetry (2005), and The Bedford Introduction to Literature (2001).

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Robyn Sarah is the author of nine previous poetry collections, two collections of short stories, and a book of essays on poetry. Her writing has appeared widely in the United States, the UK, and Canada, and her poems have been anthologized in Garrison Keillor's Good Poems for Hard Times (2005), The Norton Anthology of Poetry (2005), The Bedford Introduction to Literature (2001), Modern Canadian Poets (Carcanet, 2011), and Fifteen Canadian Poets (Oxford, 2001).

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In a Slant Light
A Box of Old Family Photos
Reading Marianne Moore on a Train Between Cobourg and Kingston
My Shoes are Killing Me
Gleanings at Year's End
In the Dream It Made Sense
Impasse
Seed
Lacunae
Variations on an Untold Story
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