Páginas: 28 Géneros: 12:DC:Poetry Sinopsis: Marielle Grenade-Willis',s Prairie Crocus inhabits the all-too overlooked in-between of seasons, bursting with quiet, deliberate certainty. Like an illuminator, Grenade-Willis scans the planet for evidence of scintillation&mdash,soil and roots, sun and moon&mdash,and with them colors the inner-ear. Hers is a gravitational assurance. Prairie Crocus is verse at home in the body of time. Earth also breathes. Prairie Crocus (The Lune No. 9) is Grenade-Willis',s first collection of poems. Her short-form works have been published in a variety of spaces, including the first three collaborative iterations of The Lune. Her language stuns us softly into simultaneous appreciation for abundance and scarcity. ,_,
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Marielle Grenade-Willis writes about ground and sky and what is in them. She asks to "get swept away before the quicksand tightens." She doesn't need music to sing in Prairie Crocus; the geese "giggling and / crying, chattering / gaggles" do it for her. ⎯ Jack Collom
Marielle Grenade-Willis's Prairie Crocus inhabits the all-too overlooked in-between of seasons, bursting with quiet, deliberate certainty. Like an illuminator, Grenade-Willis scans the planet for evidence of scintillation--soil and roots, sun and moon--and with them colors the inner-ear. Hers is a gravitational assurance. Prairie Crocus is verse at home in the body of time, a deft affirmation of abundance and scarcity alike. Earth also breathes.
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Librería: Fahrenheit's Books, Denver, CO, Estados Unidos de America
Softcover. Condición: Very Good+. Trade paperback with cover illustration print laid in at the back, the book has some rubbing with a touch of smudging to the covers, and slight wear to the corners, while the print has light creasing to its corners. Overall, this is a solid, bright, Very Good+ copy. Nº de ref. del artículo: 208552
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