Pluck Product Form:Paperback / softback But the poems don't feel

But the poems don't feel derivative

as well as his use of repetition and consistency of tone

even out of something bad

I went from being a single girl living in a studio downtown Vancouver to being a married mother in the suburbs of a northern town

Pluck Product Form:Paperback / softback But the poems don't feelDescription Pluck is a series of poems taking on issues of sexuality, female vulnerability and parenthood with delicacy and intent. In turn, Rosnau employs words that give way to feelings of both solid surety and waning doubts. From the harsh realities of sexual assault to the routine heaviness of child rearing, Pluck's sharp portrayals evoke how "beyond the slick viscera, the sharp cries, the women brimming around the bed, is the memory of weight,"