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Paper Birds

Don Brandis
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Pages
34
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Unsolicited Press

About

These poems invite us as our experiences do into themselves in three ways simultaneously: as overwhelming, disappointing and transforming. Each is entirely new and unexpected, as well as unlike and distinct from any object of the desire of their initial reception. And finally, though still simultaneously, each is the unity of these and all distinctions of them and us, subject and object, time and timelessness.

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