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  • Kevin Young
    Kevin Young
    / Poetry collections

    In Book of Hours (2014), he returns to his father’s death, this time exploring grief alongside the joy brought by the birth of Young’s son. In “Charity,” Young writes about the poignant ritual of sorting through a deceased parent’s clothes—“the unworn, / unwashed wreckage / of…

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    In Book of Hours (2014), he returns to his father’s death, this time exploring grief alongside the joy brought by the birth of Young’s son. In “Charity,” Young writes about the poignant ritual of sorting through a deceased parent’s clothes—“the unworn, / unwashed wreckage / of…

    Read More