"twisting fruit as if I was entering a thousand doors"
Anonymous, Su, Lawrence, Davison, Kelly
Anonymous (tr. from 6th century Chinese by Kenneth Rexroth):
Adrienne Su:
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I love reading Su and Lawrence together because the images layer--the first peach/stone is fresh in memory. It carried over to the other peach/stone.
...don't remember seeing a poem by Brigit Pegeen Kelly I liked that much, but then, it's been a hell of a long time since I read her. Thanks.