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“Lot’s Lament” & “Elegy in Broken Stanzas”
“Because I could not see what she saw, / I invented the burning city that gives no heat, / I planted the pillar of salt that is no resource, / And now, as their shadows wave at my feet, / I imagine the horrified look she gave / And salvage her look that has turned from me.”
I Was the Equal of Things Whose Secret Fitted Under the Beam of a Wing
“…I try to fit inside the secret of my own / smallness—"
I’ll Lay Down the Highway: (Virtual) Travels with Joni
“So, I fashion from her missteps a different kind of compass, revealing where a teller of stories should tread compassionately, inquisitively, conscientiously—or not at all.”
Nothing Without Intention: on Writing with Solange’s “When I Get Home”
“Refrains like ‘we were down with you, down with you, down with you’ extend beyond the bounds of normal chorus and invite a particular mode of listening that engages the logic of mantras—sound as vibrational soothing.”
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