God Was Right Sean Bonney

God Was Right Sean BonneyDiana Hamilton God Was Right collects poems that take the form of arguments, essays, and letters. The title poem argues that God was right to make us love cats (and then watch them die); another categorizes the way women like to be kissed; one proposes a sex ed that takes into account persuasion and pleasure; another argues men should write bad poetry; a letter tries to make friendship about love; a five paragraph essay tries to disarm heartbreak via

and Mónica de la Torre

on these adjacent islands

and difficult but rewarding poetics

and printed in a facsimile edition by Kelsey Street in 2005

Er ontstaat een ‘denkend landschap’

the book uncovers patterns in the ways that language is active in perpetuating inequality and binding its subjects to the will of those in positions of authority

part transmission

radically rethinking the traditional sonnet form

how we are influenced and authored by other writers

There are few poets capable of rendering difficult and complex thinking into a work of rigorous and exquisite beauty

Willem Jan Otten

The history of the prose poem is a long and fascinating one