The marble bed:
"Grace Schulman rises to new heights in these poems of lament and praise. The Marble Bed refers to a couple dancing on a shore that is at once a shining turf and a graveyard of sea toss, of cracked shells, a skull-like carapace, and emerald weed. Here things sparkle with newness: an orchid come...
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Brooklyn, New York
Turtle Point Press
[2020]
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Grace Schulman rises to new heights in these poems of lament and praise. The Marble Bed refers to a couple dancing on a shore that is at once a shining turf and a graveyard of sea toss, of cracked shells, a skull-like carapace, and emerald weed. Here things sparkle with newness: an orchid come alive when rescued from a trash bin; the new year hidden in an egret's wing; Coltrane's ecstatic flight; a seductive, come-hither angel; a meteor's arc; a rainbow's painted ribbons' a glacial rock that glowers in the moonlight. Even the tomb sculptures in an Italian cemetery sparkle with vitality. Schulman, grieving for her late husband, believes passionately in the power of art to redeem human transience. Her faith in art enables her to move from mourning to joyful wonder of existence as she meditates on an injured world and concludes: "Because I cannot lose the injured world / without losing the world, / I'll have to praise it.""-- |
| Beschreibung: | 116 Seiten 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781885983831 1885983832 |
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