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The Sacrifice

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  • Frank Bidart

    …acclaim attended Bidart’s publication of The Sacrifice (1983), a collection of five long poems about guilt, among them “The War of Vaslav Nijinsky,” an ambitious mixture of poetry and prose about the dancer’s obsession with the tragedies of World War I, and “Confessional,” a psychiatric examination of a mother-and-son relationship.…

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    …acclaim attended Bidart’s publication of The Sacrifice (1983), a collection of five long poems about guilt, among them “The War of Vaslav Nijinsky,” an ambitious mixture of poetry and prose about the dancer’s obsession with the tragedies of World War I, and “Confessional,” a psychiatric examination of a mother-and-son relationship.…

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