Titlebook: Reading Mark Strand; His Collected Works, James F. Nicosia Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007 poem.poet.p

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Staving Off the World: The Early Years,ory that living matter or reality is made up of organic or unified wholes that are greater than the simple sum of their parts,” we can perhaps better find a starting point for the consideration of Strand’s poetic cosmology. From his first volume, ., to his 2006 collection, . ., transformations aboun

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,“Still We Feel Better for Trying,” or Why Write a Poem?: ,, “New Poems,” , Curiously, they are not. Instead, this volume is Strand’s furthest foray into the imaginative world, and, upon further reflection, this is not such a surprise. The elegiac form, after all, has been invoked throughout history by masters during personally trying circumstances because of its potential

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Supplement: Angel Becomes Dog Becomes Camel: , some of his readership into believing he had made a substantial departure in style and philosophy. From a mere glance at the playful cover of .—which received more than one quizzical comment from listeners at a reading early in 2006—one would recognize the prevalent place humor would have in the co

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