| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In new poems, such as Man and Derailment and the multi-part Swifts", Chiasson juxtaposes childhood memories of his own father with a decidedly adult consciousness. (In the former, a man takes his son to a ravine to view a train crash; the child internalises the scene by wondering how he would remember the scene / and, once he knew his father better, later, / and later, knew himself better, wha
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