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I Go Back to May 1937
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  • Sharon Olds
    Sharon Olds

    …her parents’ marriage in ā€œI Go Back to May 1937ā€ and explores their relationship in other poems in the collection. The Matter of This World: New and Selected Poems (1987) and The Father (1992) continue her intimate meditations—free of bitterness and self-pity—on her own life, as does The Wellspring…

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    …her parents’ marriage in ā€œI Go Back to May 1937ā€ and explores their relationship in other poems in the collection. The Matter of This World: New and Selected Poems (1987) and The Father (1992) continue her intimate meditations—free of bitterness and self-pity—on her own life, as does The Wellspring…

    Read More