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Bite Every Sorrow: Poems.
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| 著者・編者 | Ras, Barbara, |
|---|---|
| シリーズ | (Walt Whitman Award of the Academy of American Poets) |
| 出版社 | (Louisiana State University Press, US) |
| 出版年月 | 1998 |
| ページ数 | 90 pp. |
| 言語 | ENG |
| ニュース番号 | ＜A00-13015＞ |
解説
This is a splendid book, morally serious, poetically authentic, spiritually discerning. - C. K. Williams, from his judge's citation for the 1997 Walt Whitman Award Barbara Ras, a poet exquisitely heedful of nuance both physical and visceral, cinches deserved renown with this prize-winning debut collection. Bite Every Sorrow invites the reader to embrace beauty, loss, outrage, and the world in all its particular heartbreaks and hilarities, because, as Ras asks, ""What's life without the details?""
Her ability to tap the ordinary and draw forth profundity is brilliantly displayed in ""You Can't Have It All:""
But you can have the fig tree and its fat leaves like clown handsgloved with green. You can have the touch of a single eleven-year-old fingeron your cheek, waking you at one a.m. to say the hamster is back. You can have the purr of the cat and the soulful lookof the black dog, the look that says, If I could I would biteevery sorrow until it fled
Whether honoring a dead friend or reveling in the lustful music of insects, Ras's poems poke into unlikely nooks and invented crannies, uncovering questions that matter to everyone - how to laugh, how to hope, how to love.
Her ability to tap the ordinary and draw forth profundity is brilliantly displayed in ""You Can't Have It All:""
But you can have the fig tree and its fat leaves like clown handsgloved with green. You can have the touch of a single eleven-year-old fingeron your cheek, waking you at one a.m. to say the hamster is back. You can have the purr of the cat and the soulful lookof the black dog, the look that says, If I could I would biteevery sorrow until it fled
Whether honoring a dead friend or reveling in the lustful music of insects, Ras's poems poke into unlikely nooks and invented crannies, uncovering questions that matter to everyone - how to laugh, how to hope, how to love.