"no wolf tracks could be found"
Laux, Scully, Dugan, Zagajewski, Guest
Dorianne Laux:
Maurice Scully:
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Alan Dugan:
Adam Zagajewski (tr. from Polish by Clare Cavanagh):
Barbara Guest:
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Enjoyed this selection. Zagajewski perfectly captures the awful transition from being level with clouds to landing at an airport. And the Dugan, refusing the metaphor.
I especially love the Adam Zagajewski, but this selection of poems is another perfect little meditation on the topic of the day. thank you Sean