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Luster

Name: Luster
Brand: Wesleyan University Press
SKU: 08850477
Price: 5540 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Don Bogen
ISBN: 9780819566508

Poems by Don Brogen

Don Bogen

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08850477

Publishers Wesleyan University Press, November 2003

Don Bogen's latest volume, Luster, takes on everything from bullhorns to the cultivation of olive tr... Full description

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Don Bogen's latest volume, Luster, takes on everything from bullhorns to the cultivation of olive trees in poems that are sharp-edged and open to surprise. They capture not just things themselves but the essential contexts--history, power, the personal and the social--that give them meaning. The stylistic dexterity and range of approaches here make the book as rich as the world it engages. Luster includes evocations of place and memory, character studies of figures from Coleridge to Tarzan, a verse epistle, and an extended meditation on machines in our daily lives, all within an overarching vision. From racehorses to waterwheels to great cities, Bogen illuminates "things that go," in both their dynamism and their inevitable decay. Luster traces the sheen of human activity that clings to the world around us: imperfect, irrevocably marred by time, but always gleaming.