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Pritchett’s poems manage a level of lyric statement that recalls both Rilke’s Duino Elegies and the late poems of Robert Creeley, as the author asks, 'May I ruin the poem’s / promise with the promise / of another poem / the yet-to-come / forever shining / nickel sweet beyond / horizon’s oblivion.' Written under the sign of COVID and the attendant global violences related to a pandemic, Sunderland meditates in ardent, necessary, and ethical ways on the 'real wonder of the world in its ruin.' Both a work of daily apprehension and one sundered from topical realities, Pritchett’s work here is invested in poetry’s requisite and long-historied demand, asking us 'to undergo lyric / as though it were a curse.'
