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A Long Undressing: Collected Poems 1949-1969 - Softcover

Broughton, James

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Synopsis

"A LONG UNDRESSING is for all miraculous people who believe in the miracle of the rara avis, whether born in Modesto, California, or under a local bodhi tree. Other who stand by to give their blessing to this one include Blake, Bach, Mother Goose, Shakespeare, Stravinsky, Yeats, Auden, Joyce, Firbank, Stein, and all singers of fair folksongs." -- Jonathan Williams

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About the Author

"James Broughton hops a wordscotch, keeping his lines as clean as he can, his implications as plain and significant as the nose on a face, and doubling his meanings as fast as he sorts out his words.  He writes poetry, I mean, like a wicked stepmother's mirror."  -- Robert Duncan

From the Back Cover

"There is an old science fiction story about a couple who tumble through a hole in the Fourth Dimension and fall into the terrifying world of which nursery rhymes are a reverberating memory; they scarcely escape with their lives. This is the realm of Broughton's poems. And there he is a master of the whimsical tone, the unexpected insight, and the hidden bite. He lives in a very special world and is an expert at pulling his audience into it, whether by his poetry or his cinema. Or perhaps he lives in the same world as everybody else but sees it from a special Fourth Dimensional vista and can happily lend you his binoculars." -- Kenneth Rexroth

From the Inside Flap

"A LONG UNDRESSING is for all miraculous people who believe in the miracle of the rara avis, whether born in Modesto, California, or under a local bodhi tree. Other who stand by to give their blessing to this one include Blake, Bach, Mother Goose, Shakespeare, Stravinsky, Yeats, Auden, Joyce, Firbank, Stein, and all singers of fair folksongs." -- Jonathan Williams

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