/ Klaudz / - Mary Buchinger
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The making of meaning from ephemera is a profoundly human activity-the poems in this collection spring from this urge. The title / klädz / is the phonetic transcription of 'clouds'- the symbols indicate how to pronounce the word. Like clouds, sounds are re-combinable elements with shifting meanings and outcomes, both consequential and transient and subject to randomness and governed by physics. Each poem pl ... Full description
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Description
The making of meaning from ephemera is a profoundly human activity-the poems in this collection spring from this urge. The title / klädz / is the phonetic transcription of 'clouds'- the symbols indicate how to pronounce the word. Like clouds, sounds are re-combinable elements with shifting meanings and outcomes, both consequential and transient and subject to randomness and governed by physics. Each poem plays with its subject- roams within its confines and pushes against (sometimes through) the walls of its meanings. The topics range from the concrete- "hive," "camisole," "lantern" - to the abstract- "resurrection," "absence," "derivation."
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| Author | Mary Buchinger |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Lily Poetry Review |
| Release year | 2021 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781737504375 |