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Frédérick Chopin and Elizabeth Bishop
O’Callaghan’s poems are usually short
We ramble through seemingly inconspicuous landscapes with fresh eyes: nettles kiss shins
departure - the ghost lands - the burning - mirror - the fading
concrete and visionary - and also finds wider resonance as a symbol of human fragility
THE ROSE by Ariana Reines Harvard University Press Frédérick Chopin and Elizabeth BishopFury is very lustful A body concealing its heart's desire Has a certain texture A tang or an edge if you will That the openhearted cannot match & when exactly does the deceitful Heart open? At climax. "from 'The Hanged Man' The Rose navigates the intersection of power and surrender. Drawing on the history of 'romance' as the troubadours knew it, and the titular flower's ancient allegories for sexuality and mystery, award winning poet Ariana Reines
