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The Fall $9.99 The Fall |
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It's Fall $3.95 Glorious Bold, beautiful paper sculpture brings out all the colors and wonders of the fall season. What a marvelous way to explore the wonders of autumn, including the animal life, the plant life, the weather, as well as the general feelings and sensibilities of the season Nature activities for fall are included. This is the first in a four-book series celebrating the seasons. |
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Fall The $10.39 'An important and fascinating book about the origin history and impending demise of the ego - humanity's collective dysfunction. 'The Fall' is highly readable and enlightening as the author's acute mind is at all times imbued with the higher faculty of spiritual awareness.' Eckhart Tolle'An important and fascinating book about the origin history and impending demise of the ego - humanity's collective dysfunction. 'The Fall' is highly readable and enlightening as the author's acute mind is at all times imbued with the higher faculty of spiritual awareness.' Eckhart Tolle |
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Fall $17.23 This new book by award-winning author Amy Newman explores as its formal structure the 72 definitions for the word "fall." These lovely, accessible poems span a narrative drama--from the creation of the world and the subsequent exile of its first inhabitants, through the downward movement of the human body in its surrender to illness and the world's gravitational pull, to the beauty in the descent of spent foliage in autumn. Each definition of "fall" engenders its own poem, and the definitions serve as poem titles. Section one explores the theological sense of The Fall, and section two focuses on the present world, addressing how the blemish of that Fall--real or imagined, religious or cultural--exists in us as homesickness, physical illness, and domestic and spiritual dissolution. The third section attends to the very gesture of defining, of finding ways to name and live in a world where both the landscape and the language are vividly alive yet saturated with memory and loss. |
