More than 150 poems appear in this volume, largely on love with its attendant rapture and despair. The whole range of human experience is captured in bold, radiant language.
Excerpt
We have got the refugee habit.
Beyond tears at last, into some sort of safety
From fear of wanting, fear of hoping,
Fear of everything but dying.
We can die now.
Frontiers mean nothing anymore.
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