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Language: English
Published by Glass Lyre Press Aug 2016, 2016
ISBN 10: 1941783228 ISBN 13: 9781941783221
Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Val Dering Rojas is a poet of the elements, as if earth, fire, air, water and aether were contained in her quill. 'There is no science/which knows my fear/of how the land will love us, ' she says, intimating that a true, natural, mysterious force is at work, which may very well be found in her ability to limn the ineffable with poetry. Rojas' poems vary widely even in this small collection--prose poem, surrealist dream, Ferlinghettilike line breaks--no form seems beyond her. Her titles alone suggest a map for the questing soul: 'Awake,' 'Loss,' 'How to Leave the World.' These are powerful, musical evocations of modern life, written with blood and daring and a gimlet eye.'.
