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No No the Saddest Review

No No The Saddest: Poems is a moving work of free-verse poetry that reflects upon great tragedy. Author Alan Bern lost his wife to a ruptured aneurysm that left her permanently brain damaged. She gave birth a healthy son three months after the trauma, and died four years later without knowing that she had brought a child into the world. A moving and poignant collection of coping with the loss of a loved one streched out over the long, terrible course of years. Ode to the Nursing Home: To leave you is to kill you, / To leave you is to leave you with Hades, / and he will soon hurt you. / To leave you is to hurt you / directly on your flat heart, / still spinning, flagrante.

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This collection is the nightmarish narrative of a crucial episode in the poet's life. After a few introductory poems establishing a strong romantic and loving relationship with his pregnant wife, Lynn, the calm disappears with what first appears to be a headache. As the poems progress, it becomes apparent that Lynn has had an aneurism. She has brain surgery, and she lapses into a coma from whichshe will never awake. The poems describe the anguish of living with a loved one who is lost to the world. She does not die. In fact, she carries their baby to full term and gives birth to a healthy son of whom she will never be aware. After a few years, Lynn dies, the boy grows, and the poet, Alan, eventually finds another love. He writes, He heals.

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