Sara Deniz Akant has eight poems featured here by Pen America, and two more appear in jubilat 25 (not yet online). I am new to her writing, and I'm intrigued by it. The two poems in jubilat ring like Hopkins: that is, their sprung rhythm. I hope to hear them read.
Here's a sample from jubilat . . .
Gammadin
the rollings changed, gone
as soon as they came to
conceal, dense trees.
so often the case in our dreams.
there seemed no end to these dimless
woods : immense, in-hammered,
in solid-start : in gammadin we stood.
A good start to summer reading. Looking forward to the rest of the season!
Here's a sample from jubilat . . .
Gammadin
the rollings changed, gone
as soon as they came to
conceal, dense trees.
so often the case in our dreams.
there seemed no end to these dimless
woods : immense, in-hammered,
in solid-start : in gammadin we stood.
A good start to summer reading. Looking forward to the rest of the season!
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