Showing posts with label disconnect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disconnect. Show all posts
7.26.2018
audience disconnect
After the poet concluded the reading with her most harrowing of poems, the audience smiled and clapped heartily as though to prompt an encore.
2.01.2018
not accustomed
When Parra’s lines seem disconnected, it is because they are connected in a supralogical way in which we are not accustomed to seeing things. When the conventions of cause-and-result seem to be outraged, they are.
—Miller Williams, introduction to Emergency Poems (New Directions, 1972) by Nicanor Parra, translated by Miller Williams
—Miller Williams, introduction to Emergency Poems (New Directions, 1972) by Nicanor Parra, translated by Miller Williams
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