직수입외서는 변심/착오로 인해 주문을 취소할 경우 해외주문 취소수수료 20%가 부과됩니다.?
이미 소장하고 있다면 판매해 보세요.
Many years have transpired between the publication of?M. Brooke Wiese's first chapbook and this, her second,?Memento Mori, published by FLP.?Wiese's first, titled?At the Edge of the World?and written in her "salad days," was full of youthful wonder and romantic yearnings.?In this book, Wiese considers with the practiced eye of a lifelong observer all the things that make up a life:?the flush of youth in her teenaged sons, failed relationships, renewed love, the societal tragedies of our own creation, the death of parents "papery and brittle as a late-Autumn leaf riddled with pinholes," and her ageing self - "I am losing at least one word a day..." - a poet's worst nightmare.?In one poem the poet holds her fingers to the night sky on either side of the bright, full moon as if she is cradling it between her spread fingers, or holding her whole world in her hand.?From inside the shadows of mortality, Wiese looks forward and back and then forward again, meditating on the renewal of life in a spring leaf unfurling "in palest green," the magnificence of a red-tailed hawk gallivanting around the city, delight in a pod of dolphins spotted on a beach walk, and the lights across the bay that "glitter along the mainland shore like far-away planets and stars."?There's always something new to see.
첫번째 리뷰어가 되어주세요.
첫번째 한줄평을 남겨주세요.
클린봇으로 착한 글만 확인해보세요!
클린봇이 부적절한 글을 감지 중입니다.
첫번째 별점을 남겨주세요.
첫번째 밑줄을 남겨주세요.