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Blues Narratives
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Blues Narratives

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Plumpp’s new poems show his extraordinary sense of the movement of speech and the poetic line, his dazzling metaphors, and his ability to turn language inside out and upside down by looking within the words and rhythms of what we commonly say without thinking. In his poetic versions of the blues, he brings something new into American poetry both technically and spiritually. Plumpp’s blues narratives are a poetic form and a dialogue between poet and subject–they are unlike anything else in American poetry: a vital, passionate, haunting poetry meant to be read and spoken and sung.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Northwestern University Press
Country
United States
Date
30 April 1999
Pages
72
ISBN
9781882688203

Plumpp’s new poems show his extraordinary sense of the movement of speech and the poetic line, his dazzling metaphors, and his ability to turn language inside out and upside down by looking within the words and rhythms of what we commonly say without thinking. In his poetic versions of the blues, he brings something new into American poetry both technically and spiritually. Plumpp’s blues narratives are a poetic form and a dialogue between poet and subject–they are unlike anything else in American poetry: a vital, passionate, haunting poetry meant to be read and spoken and sung.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Northwestern University Press
Country
United States
Date
30 April 1999
Pages
72
ISBN
9781882688203