Cette série présente de la poésie contemporaine qui explore les profondeurs de l'émotion et de l'expérience humaines. Les poèmes abordent souvent des thèmes tels que la nature, l'identité et les complexités de l'existence moderne. Les lecteurs apprécieront les riches images et les observations perspicaces qui offrent de nouvelles perspectives sur le monde. C'est une collection essentielle pour ceux qui chérissent des vers puissants et évocateurs.
The collection showcases Lesser's poetic journey, weaving together her connections with poets and languages, as well as her relationships with family and friends. Divided into three sections, it delves into her deep ties to Sweden, reflecting on her experiences in her adoptive country, her return to her roots, and her fascination with the art of translation.
Exploring the depths of grief, this collection of poems emerges from a mother's death, delving into the origins of consciousness before language and thought. The work intertwines stories from literature and art, confronting death through the lives of influential figures like Tsvetayeva and Kahlo. It reflects on historical atrocities while blending autobiography and history, ultimately challenging the notion of an afterlife. The final section contemplates selfhood before language, as Lyons reinhabits his mother's essence, merging afterlife and prenatal existence into a profound meditation on being.
The collection captures vivid moments, from a child's playful experience on Red Flag day to the intensity of drug overdoses linked to a turbulent affair with a terrorist dragon lady. Through instinctive notation, the poems invite readers to explore the author's fascination with sensation, movement, and color, immersing them in a rich tapestry of emotional and sensory experiences.
Exploring themes of memory and apprehension, this poetry collection delves into the everyday while striving for inspiration and eloquence. It features a variety of forms and subjects, including meditative lyrics, lively encounters, poignant narratives, satirical verses, and visionary pieces. With historical imagination, the poems transport readers from Coptic Egypt to Renaissance Italy and colonial America. Each work captures critical moments of understanding, highlighting the contrasts of solitude and love, grief and joy, and incapacity and insight.