The Deed of Gift

The Deed of Gift by Timothy Murphy, published by Story Line Press on July 20, 1998, is a collection of poetry that captures the experiences of a Dakota farmer. This edition consists of 104 pages and is presented in English. The work features a metered voice that reflects on the challenges of extreme weather, crop failures, and the impact of alcoholism, while also touching on the haunting remnants of ghost towns.
Readers will find a blend of resilience and exploration within Murphy’s lyrics, which convey a sense of survival amidst adversity. The collection includes both longer pieces and shorter poems that delve into diverse themes, including homosexuality and Chinese philosophy. Through its varied subjects, The Deed of Gift offers a unique perspective on life’s complexities, inviting readers to engage with the poet’s reflections on both personal and broader societal issues.
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This metered voice of a Dakota farmer lends witness to outrageous extremes of weather, crop failure, alcoholism and ghost towns. Murphy’s lyrics sing the jauntiness of a survivor-as in ‘The Peg-Leg Pig’-while the supple and vigorous shorter poems explore themes as far-ranging as homosexuality and Chinese philosophy.
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