Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal

Three Arc-Light Gaps

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To read the poetry of Milton Acorn is to move in concentric circles, for he is at home in several worlds.

Author:

Fred Cogswell

Category:

reviews

Pages:

57.58

Issue Number:

56

Year:

1963

Season:

Spring

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