Bartimaeus.

The text presents a series of poems by Spencer Reece that explore themes of faith, loss, memory, and community through vivid imagery and personal reflection. Central to the poems is the motif of walking a tightrope, symbolizing balance amid life's challenges, and the recurring invocation to "walk in...

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Publicado en:American Poetry Review Vol. 55; no. 5; p. 16
Autor principal: REECE, SPENCER
Formato: Poem
Publicado: American Poetry Review Sep/Oct2026
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