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These poems reveal some of the darkly humourous, as well as volatile, elements of growing up in an oppressive religious environment. This is a dazzling collection of lively and luminous poems, many of which resonate with a song-like quality that reflect a passion for music.

These poems are informed by the poet's wry and direct perception of her world--equally at home in the Texas of her youth and the Canada of her adulthood.

Carla Hartsfield sings praises to the unusual: a rose blooming in December, an angel dancing on a cardiologist's scanner, Glenn Gould playing Brahms at Angelo's Garage. But these are common occurrences in Your Last Day on Earth, the everyday world and the metaphysical realm sharing the same ecstatic poem. Hartsfield transforms the contents of her psyche into music that we can all hear, the kind that replays for days in the dark, dreamy parts o...