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Way of Whiteness
Deeply personal as well as visionary and funny, this collection is reminiscent of both Plath and Thoreau.
- GenresPoetry
86 pages, Paperback
First published June 15, 2000
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November 23, 2024
Lots of nature, flowers, marriage, long looks back at life.
November 26, 2017
2017: I knew I had read some of these poems, but I forgot I had read this collection in its entirety before. Just purchased it recently and reread.
2009: Loved this. It was intimate without being sentimental. It was alternately lush and dry. Funny and serious. Holy. Very personal. I wish reading great poetry made me feel inspired instead of just crappy about my own work.
I may be slightly biased b/c I know the author, but...whatever. These really resonated with me. Made me want to give up my spare, scientific style and get more personal and mythy.
2009: Loved this. It was intimate without being sentimental. It was alternately lush and dry. Funny and serious. Holy. Very personal. I wish reading great poetry made me feel inspired instead of just crappy about my own work.
I may be slightly biased b/c I know the author, but...whatever. These really resonated with me. Made me want to give up my spare, scientific style and get more personal and mythy.
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