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PRAISE FOR SUZANNE GARDINIER "Gardinier is above all a poet whose language and images are completely integrated so that, in Keats's words, every rift is laden with ore." --Adrienne Rich "Dialogue with the Archipelago is full of private mythology Suzanne Gardinier grafts on to matters modern, Biblical, and ancient. She has invented a line appropriate to her poetry ruled by a two-faced moon that keeps and holds every word precious and resonant, broad enough to hold the surf of history crashing wi…
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- Author: Suzanne Gardinier
- Publisher: Sheep Meadow Press
- Year: 2011
- Pages: 185
- ISBN-10: 1931357846
- ISBN-13: 9781931357845
- Format: 22.8 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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PRAISE FOR SUZANNE GARDINIER
"Gardinier is above all a poet whose language and images are completely integrated so that, in Keats's words, every rift is laden with ore."--Adrienne Rich "Dialogue with the Archipelago is full of private mythology Suzanne Gardinier grafts on to matters modern, Biblical, and ancient. She has invented a line appropriate to her poetry ruled by a two-faced moon that keeps and holds every word precious and resonant, broad enough to hold the surf of history crashing with an emotional sweep, depth and beauty few contemporary poets can provide. Of course, her moon makes for breakers mysteriously regular and irregular. Of course, Suzanne Gardinier's mind to her 'a kingdom is.'"
--Stanley Moss
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- Author: Suzanne Gardinier
- Publisher: Sheep Meadow Press
- Year: 2011
- Pages: 185
- ISBN-10: 1931357846
- ISBN-13: 9781931357845
- Format: 22.8 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
PRAISE FOR SUZANNE GARDINIER
"Gardinier is above all a poet whose language and images are completely integrated so that, in Keats's words, every rift is laden with ore."--Adrienne Rich "Dialogue with the Archipelago is full of private mythology Suzanne Gardinier grafts on to matters modern, Biblical, and ancient. She has invented a line appropriate to her poetry ruled by a two-faced moon that keeps and holds every word precious and resonant, broad enough to hold the surf of history crashing with an emotional sweep, depth and beauty few contemporary poets can provide. Of course, her moon makes for breakers mysteriously regular and irregular. Of course, Suzanne Gardinier's mind to her 'a kingdom is.'"
--Stanley Moss
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