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| | Purr Harvard Review - Find Articles |
 | | In one of the first poems in Purr, the speaker asks--of the entire world, it seems--"Is this enough?" While the question is rhetorical, the speaker answers in the voice one hears throughout the collection: oblique, sardonic, insistently literary, and tempered with real pain. |
 | | While intent on breaking narrative frames and expectations, Purr still manages to suggest a narrative arc, as Samyn goes in search of an answer to her question. |
 | | Purr reads like an extension of, rather than a significant advance over, the poetic project of Samyn's previous volume, Inside the Yellow Dress, but this is a minor misgiving. |
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