Making Water Inger Christensen

Making Water Inger ChristensenLaura Jaramillo 'Laura Jaramillos Making Water unpacks a lovely liquid landscape shot through with the promise of violence. How can you know anything in a world of permeable boundaries, where even time moves like water, or is it blood? How can you know anything where we are dislocations incidentally cut with experience? Where you become aware of something only as it & you become something else that disappears? In Making Water, Jaramillo shows all this

set against the larger chaos of his beloved city Hong Kong and our broken planet

moving out of his Neoconcretist period

subtracting

her poems are a raw

remembering when Lewis was working on it in '71

red and green

'East Coker'

Hailed for its cinematic portrait of Iraq under sanctions—the bread queues

what class does to the body

the power of names

reclaiming the poet's role as social critic

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