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Reluctant gravities
This influential avant-garde doyenne. . . handily manages the paradox of the lucid enigma. . . She maintains a distinctly American voice--quick-witted, conversational, and visually concrete. . . a poetry that pleases no less than it puzzles. --Voice Literary Supplement.
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