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Far-from-equilibrium Conditions
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Far-from-equilibrium Conditions

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Far-From-Equilibrium Conditions, Michael Lieberman’s fifth collection of poems, struggles to find meaning in a world unmoored by turmoil and scientific discovery. In one poem, a speaker notes,
I will be assigned as nothing
and then implores that
it be a significant nothing.
Lieberman is one of our most gifted poets whose preoccupation with love and desire create a gravity that is its own meaning in our topsy-turvy universe. Many of these poems are set in Lieberman’s Houston neighborhood though they move far afield as they search for a coherent vision of the world.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Texas Review Press
Country
United States
Date
11 January 2008
Pages
80
ISBN
9781933896120

Far-From-Equilibrium Conditions, Michael Lieberman’s fifth collection of poems, struggles to find meaning in a world unmoored by turmoil and scientific discovery. In one poem, a speaker notes,
I will be assigned as nothing
and then implores that
it be a significant nothing.
Lieberman is one of our most gifted poets whose preoccupation with love and desire create a gravity that is its own meaning in our topsy-turvy universe. Many of these poems are set in Lieberman’s Houston neighborhood though they move far afield as they search for a coherent vision of the world.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Texas Review Press
Country
United States
Date
11 January 2008
Pages
80
ISBN
9781933896120