Ballyhoo Heather C. Robertson he feels really bad

he feels really bad

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author of The Father Tatham combines innovative psychological insight with the imaginative language of a poet

Ballyhoo Heather C. Robertson he feels really badThough at times whimsical and witty, the poems in Hastings Hensel's Ballyhoo inhabit the world beyond and between the punchline. In tightly controlled meditations on language's limits and its necessity, as well as on the many forms that humor takes'comedy, laughter, farce, clowning, parody, and more'Hensel navigates fine lines between joy and sadness, jokes and cruelty, reality and illusion, and irony and sincerity. Universal in scope, the 47 poems in