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- The Book of Daniel sealed up until End Time
- Navigation
- THE APOSTOLIC AGE
- THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS CHRIST
I was born With eyes and a house.
- Back To Basics | The New Yorker?
- The Guarded Heights.
- Publisher Description?
The angle is often deliberately diminutive, the focus narrow, the better to enhance the violence of the denunciation. Not burned we sweat— We sink to water Death your hand! The poetic medium is always her prime concern, the presence of language more powerful than any message. In a poem often thought to be a kind of apology for getting married again at 60, the form itself invites more questions than it provides answers, especially the last line:.
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I hid with him from the long range guns. It is a disturbing and disturbed poem. Thus after reading a biography of the author of Frankenstein , she wrote:. Who was Mary Shelley? What was her name before she married? She eloped with this Shelley she rode a donkey till the donkey had to be carried. Created the monster nights after Byron, Shelley talked the candle down.
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She read Greek, Italian She bore a child. Who died and yet another child who died. The absence of comment makes these repetitions all the more striking and leaves us somewhat nonplussed.
Words enter the life, the life enters the words. It makes demands on the reader who should hear and see the poem at once, and be alert to the minutest sound and sense variations. Her reticence to name and the density of her poetry cleanse the outside world of its prosaic crust and the everyday words of their old associations. Bernstein, Charles. The Politics of Poetic Form. Poetry and Public Policy. New York: Roof Books, Corman, Cid, ed.
July Lorine Niedecker.
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Rhinebeck, NY: Open Studio, DuPlessis, Rachel Blau. Woman and Poet. Jenny Penberthy, ed. Orono, Maine: National Poetry Foundation The Objectivist Nexus. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, Faranda, Lisa Pater, ed. Durham: Duke University Press, Middleton, Peter. Nicholls, Peter. Orono, Maine: National Poetry Foundation, Niedecker, Lorine Collected Works. To celebrate National Poetry Month, we asked some of our favorite poets to tells us which poetry collections, old or new, that they're loving right now. I'm currently obsessed with Franny Choi's new collection Soft Science.
Franny is an incredible innovator, constantly pushing what the forms of poetry and language can do. The book examines the very idea of softness, of what it means to be human in an increasingly inhumane world. Playing on ideas of cyborgs, artificial intelligence and the Asian body, Choi's book gets us to interrogate consciousness and the things that we consider as normal. A series of poems called "Turing Test" run throughout to test the reader and the author for understanding.
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- 19. The Beast and the False Prophet (Rev 13:1-18);
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In poems like "Glossary of Terms," Choi breaks down language in a graph, where we learn that stars dream of being reached and the opposite of the sea is a machine. Hailing from the world of spoken word poetry, Rachel McKibbens is one of my all-time favorites for her fierce yet vulnerable voice, as powerful on the stage as it is on the page. Her fairly recent collection, BLUD continues to inspire me with the richness of its metaphors and raw energy. They seep into your soul and entrance you in the same way that music does.
Rachel is the real deal.
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She glories in them. These poems remain strong and wide-eyed to the end as they turn from exclamation in the first section to prayer in the second to the elegiac mode of the third section. Her Mouth as Souvenir is a declarative wonder, a testament to our need to go and go on. Embrace the bodies we come from and our own at the same time.
Her timeless poems occupy a soul space filled with love, travel, family, romance, and devotion to the power of the natural world. Hunger by Alice Derry is a word-stone hurled into the present from a time when her parents let their children go hungry while pursuing religious and personal agendas, leaving them as ill-considered satellites. The book is a prismatic account of the author's keen witnessing—from the co-opting of young women in her life, to her empathetic observance of the , women and children trafficked worldwide each year. It is a gift to behold a poet writing toward the moral and emotional elements of our daily lives.
So much current writing asks us to join the screech level of our political emergency, but Derry writes at a steady sizzle; how else might we become calm enough to listen? Narcissus :. In three acts, Parker delineates rigorous knowledge out of the culturally immaterial or commodified.
Shocking in its gorgeous simplicity, this homage to motherhood is emotional, confident, dark, hopeful, chilling.