Name: A Stranger'S Mirror: New and Selected Poems 1994-2014 (en Inglés)
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Author: Marilyn Hacker

portada A Stranger'S Mirror: New and Selected Poems 1994-2014 (en Inglés)

A Stranger'S Mirror: New and Selected Poems 1994-2014 (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

W.W. Norton and Company

Autor

Marilyn Hacker

Año

2015

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

320

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9780393244649

N° edición

Categorías

Estados unidos de américa
Poesía

A Stranger'S Mirror: New and Selected Poems 1994-2014 (en Inglés)

Marilyn Hacker (Autor) · W.W. Norton and Company · Tapa Dura

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Longlisted for the National Book Award A selection of poems that addresses the quotidian and the global, from one of our most essential poets.Drawing on two decades worth of award-winning poetry, Marilyn Hacker’s generous selections in A Stranger’s Mirror include work from four previous volumes along with twenty-five new poems, ranging in locale from a solitary bedroom to a refugee camp.In a multiplicity of voices, Hacker engages with translations of French and Francophone poets. Her poems belong to an urban world of cafés, bookshops, bridges, traffic, demonstrations, conversations, and solitudes. From there, Hacker reaches out to other sites and personas: a refugee camp on the Turkish/Syrian border; contrapuntal monologues of a Palestinian and an Israeli poet; intimate and international exchanges abbreviated on Skype―perhaps with gunfire in the background.These poems course through sonnets and ghazals, through sapphics and syllabics, through every historic-organic pattern, from renga to rubaiyat to Hayden Carruth’s “paragraph.” Each is also an implicit conversation with the poets who came before, or who are writing as we read.A Stranger’s Mirror is not meant only for poets. These poems belong to anyone who has sought in language an expression and extension of his or her engagement with the world―far off or up close as the morning’s first cup of tea.