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Karen Volkman

    Crash's Law
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    • Karen Volkman’s first book, Crash’s Law , was a National Poetry Series selection, published by W.W. Norton in 1996. Her second book, Spar , received the Iowa Poetry Prize and the 2002 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets. Her poems have appeared in numerous anthologies, including The Best American Poetry , The Pushcart Prize Anthology , and The Norton Introduction to Poetry . From “Brown is the flat”: Brown is the flat gestation of a maze,grass-grown remembrance of a second lookthe field holds open like a nascent bookin which the wind has written, Sudden strays,sudden numbers beat—the roots of daysbranched intangibles a stupor tookand slept and stroked and scattered in a shookhaze of wakenings, refracting raysoutleaping their seasons, daughters of a glanceago—ahead, a retrograde advance.

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    • Crash's Law

      Poems

      • 82pages
      • 3 heures de lecture
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      Exploring themes of psychic coherence and spiritual survival, this first poetry collection uses vivid imagery and emotional depth. It opens with "Infernal," depicting a chaotic Miami, and concludes with "New Heaven, New Earth," symbolizing a search for clarity in a blinding blizzard. The poems blend contemporary experiences with ancient traditions of expression, creating a lyrical journey through myth and dream that captures the essence of longing and the human condition.

      Crash's Law