Description
A remarkable collection about love, art, nature, and family, this book of poems observes with painterly precision the commonplaces of experience, creating landscapes of emotional range and intensity. Biography, history, and geography are interwoven in potent new forms: a lover’s fragile caress, the skills of a dentist, the death of irony celebrated by crows, and a green tree burning in a red room. Novel experiences and ancient panoramas embolden the second and third sections of the book while two concluding sections offer expansive, rehabilitated vistas of a world that is haunting and new.








Ten Poems on the Telephone
Pretend You Don't Know Me
The Tamarit Poems
The Complete Poems of Anna Akhmatova
How To Write Poems
Strong in the Rain
Insistence
Dog Poems
Postcards from God