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Day ocean state of star's night : poems & writings, 1989 & 1999-2006.

Van Pelt Library PS3569.C25 D39 2007
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Scalapino, Leslie
Series:
El-e-phant
Language:
English
Edition:
First Green Integer edition.
Place of Publication:
København ; Los Angeles : Green Integer, 2007.
Summary:
Day Ocean State of Stars' Night, a collection of eight years of Leslie Scalapino's poetry, represents one of the most important of her works to date. Alice Notley commented on the long poem, "It's go in/quiet illumined grass/land": "An enlightened work singing of death, physical pain, social fearfulness, and where when or whether one is. The intricate variable stanza, almost danced (like a Greek strophe) sounds one of Scalapino's favorite themes: inside and outside, the cruelty outside and the illumination also there, as in here, in space and in time. The stanza leads one through the space and time of the poem word by word. You can't stop."
Robert Creeley has written about Leslie Scalapino's writing: "I hesitate to introduce any such term as 'meditation' or 'reflection,' because this work is not apart from its thinking and/or composition, so to speak, and that, among other things, constitutes its exceptional value. I find the whole work to be a deeply engaging preoccupation with, and articulation of, what life might be said, factually, to be. But not as a defined subject, nor even a defining one-but as one being one. That is an heroic undertaking, or rather, place in which to work/write/live. Its formal authority is as brilliant as any I know."
Contents:
'Can't' is 'Night' 7
The Tango 31
It's go in/quiet illumined grass/land 67
Day Ocean State of Stars' Night 99
Essay: Image/Word in Crowd and not evening or light and The Tango 107
The Forest is in the Euphrates River 125
DeLay Rose 165.
ISBN:
9781933382838
193338283X
OCLC:
138014732

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