Her poetry wasn’t hard to like; but it was difficult to admire. [Thinking of Kay Ryan]
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Funny you should post this today. I had a gift card to spend at a local B&N and was leafing through Ryan's new & selected, The Best of It. Almost every poem I read made me smile, but not one made me want to read it twice. Maybe one can only step into the same Ryan poem once? Not what I need, I guess. So I picked up Louise Glück's A Village Life instead; the long lines, so different from her other work, won me over.
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Funny you should post this today. I had a gift card to spend at a local B&N and was leafing through Ryan's new & selected, The Best of It. Almost every poem I read made me smile, but not one made me want to read it twice. Maybe one can only step into the same Ryan poem once? Not what I need, I guess. So I picked up Louise Glück's A Village Life instead; the long lines, so different from her other work, won me over.
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