The Slipped Leash

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The poems in Paul Henry's fourth collection focus on the choices people make—between music and silence, impulse and security. His subjects range widely and include a 21st-century muse housed in the jazz clubs and seedy hotels of European cities. Yet poems on the loss of his mother, a singer, bring back to heart what is ultimately dearest to him—that early music that shapes his longing.