Indefinite Detention

Indefinite Detention

Indefinite Detention

Michael Rothenberg

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Editorial:
Shabda Press
Año de edición:
2014
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780985315160
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'Out of a seeming mist of in-the-moment observations Michael Rothenberg treats us to hawk-like swoops of intellect that land unerringly on startling insights. He gives us the world that hides from the world and does so with wit, compassion and an ease with technique that renders his poems both masterful and readable.' - Robert Priest 'From under the Northern California Redwoods, Michael Rothenberg writes with an abundantly concerned and familiar voice, commenting freely about the world at large and matters at hand, keeping a sharp look at the aftershocks of reality in a future which happens to be 'now'. A delightful book for our times.' - Joanne Kyger 'What luminous joy in Michael Rothenberg's poems! Even when handling the grim realities of war, his brilliant spirit lifts the poem into a kind of celebratory praise. And his dog sequence is Dog Zen wisdom with a twist of Marx Brothers thrown in. This is the rockin' dance of experience & imagination on a beam of light. What a delight!' -Sam Hamill

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