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Horses Where the Answers Should Have Been: New and Selected Poems (Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award) by Chase Twichell is a work of literary fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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"[Twichell's] poems generate the requisite heat with the poet's precise, original and frequently brilliant use of language. . . . A major voice in contemporary poetry." — Publishers Weekly "[Twichell's poems] track the inner movements of one life with an unexpected freshness." — The Washington Post Publishers Weekly called Chase Twichell "a major voice in contemporary poetry," and this long overdue retrospective supports the claim. Selected from six award-winning books, this volume collects the best of Twichell's meditative and startling poems. A longtime student of Zen Buddhism, Twichell probes how the self changes over time and how the perception of self affects the history and meaning of our lives. Her poems exhibit a deep and urgent love of the natural world amidst ecological decimation, while also delving into childhood memories and the surprise and nourishment that come from radical shifts in perception. What etiquette holds us back from more intimate speech, especially now, at the end of the world? Can't we begin a conversation here in the vestibule, then gradually move it inside? What holds us back from saying things outright? Chase Twichell is the author of six books of

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Author
Chase Twichell
Publisher
Copper Canyon Press
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9781556593185
Category
work of literary fiction
Subjects
Poetry, Humanities

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