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Frost in the Low Areas

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Poetry. Winner of the 2014 PEN New England Award in Poetry and finalist for the Massachusetts Book Award. In her magnificent debut collection, Karen Skolfield made me fall in love with poetry all over again, reminding me of its divine power to find the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary. She understands that poetry does not exist independently; it is pulled out of all we see, without pretense or artifice, and not in the obvious and expected ways either. Her poems surprise with each turn of the line; they foray into the unexpected discoveries and dimensions. After reading her poems, I will never again look at a baby, a fossil, a painting, a key, a homunculus–or myself–as I had before. If poetry is meant to challenge and change our perceptions of the world and ourselves, then Karen is by all means an extraordinary poet.–Richard Blanco

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Zone 3 Press
Date
22 October 2013
Pages
96
ISBN
9780978612788

Poetry. Winner of the 2014 PEN New England Award in Poetry and finalist for the Massachusetts Book Award. In her magnificent debut collection, Karen Skolfield made me fall in love with poetry all over again, reminding me of its divine power to find the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary. She understands that poetry does not exist independently; it is pulled out of all we see, without pretense or artifice, and not in the obvious and expected ways either. Her poems surprise with each turn of the line; they foray into the unexpected discoveries and dimensions. After reading her poems, I will never again look at a baby, a fossil, a painting, a key, a homunculus–or myself–as I had before. If poetry is meant to challenge and change our perceptions of the world and ourselves, then Karen is by all means an extraordinary poet.–Richard Blanco

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Zone 3 Press
Date
22 October 2013
Pages
96
ISBN
9780978612788