Scott Hightower says on December 2nd, 2009 at 1:13 pm:
I am fond of poems that feature the muse. Here there are surprises down to that last ringing line!
Martie McCleery Palar says on December 3rd, 2009 at 6:40 pm:
I very much admire the wit, social commentary
and attention to language in these poems.
The ending to MUSE is so unexpected and arresting.
The title ELA NAVE VA with Enlish text then –
gives the whole feeling of flying in such a small space. Thanks for that feeling on this “spring”
night in November.
Martie McCleery Palar says on December 3rd, 2009 at 9:39 pm:
I admire the intimacy and wry social commentary of these poems. ELA NAVE VA conveys the whole feeling of flying in such a small space — exemplary attention to lanuguage, a delight of unexpected turns.
elaine equi says on January 4th, 2010 at 8:41 pm:
Glad I checked these out! What better way to start the year than with a trip to the hairdresser and an ocean of Fellini!
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I am fond of poems that feature the muse. Here there are surprises down to that last ringing line!
I very much admire the wit, social commentary
and attention to language in these poems.
The ending to MUSE is so unexpected and arresting.
The title ELA NAVE VA with Enlish text then –
gives the whole feeling of flying in such a small space. Thanks for that feeling on this “spring”
night in November.
I admire the intimacy and wry social commentary of these poems. ELA NAVE VA conveys the whole feeling of flying in such a small space — exemplary attention to lanuguage, a delight of unexpected turns.
Glad I checked these out! What better way to start the year than with a trip to the hairdresser and an ocean of Fellini!