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Jan Heller Levi has said that her poems are not confessions but conversations. Here, then, are her conversations with the world - from the sexy to the sublime. What sets Levi apart, however, is that she lets the world answer back. Difficult fathers, ineffectual mothers are forgiven; ex-lovers are blessed.
Sophisticated but never jaded, this poet looks in wonder beyond the self: a cup of coffee in one of New York's ubiquitous Greek diners can launch Levi into a meditation on truth versus compassion; a suite of elegies for her mother takes us from a hospital corridor to the studio of a television talk show where God is the guest; a poetry reading in which she shares the stage with a folk singer illustrates Levi's gift for illuminating the absurd textures of late-twentieth-century existence.
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Once I gazed at you in wonder: poems
1999, Louisiana State University Press
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0807123641 9780807123645
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