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Boston Review About Subscribe Donate ... Buy Now New articles, books, and more NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2006 Revealed I Love Artists: New and Selected Poems Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge University of California Press, $19.95 (cloth) Susan Barba She can describe for you the phenomenon of feeling her way through the fog. For whom does she describe this? What ignorance can her description eliminate? Which person is supposed to understand her description, people who have been lost in fog before, or people who have lived on the desert and never seen what she would describe? I Love Artists , she writes, Seeds disperse in summer air. I Love Artists is a record of her development, beginning with two poems from her first collection, Summits Move with the Tide I touch your face of rosewood and sap the last vanished yellow of sunset on the mountain the first cellular light of a flank. Random Possession One such foray is recounted in The Heat Bird The Heat Bird When I touch your skin or hear singers in the dark, I get so electric, it must be my whole absence pushing I think, which might finally flow through proper canyons

62. Big Bridge 7 meimei berssenbrugge was born in Beijing in 1947 and grew up in Massachusetts. Her books include The Heat Bird (Burning Deck), Empathy (Station Hill), http://www.bigbridge.org/issue7/bios.htm

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@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=9834316"); Asian-American Poetry My Wonderful and Exciting Takes on the Ever-Changing World of Asian-American Poetry Thursday, March 31, 2005 Poetry and Ambition - Part 2 "1. I see no reason to spend your life writing poems unless your goal is to write great poems... 2. If I recommend ambition, I do not mean to suggest that it is easy or pleasurable... 5. True ambition in a poet seeks fame in the old sense, to make words that live forever..." See "Poetry and Ambition," http://www.poets.org/poems/prose.cfm?prmID=3333 Operating under the premise that Donald Hall is a rational human being, I think that here we have a prime example of Hall as Showman. The argument that one must ambitiously strive to write great poems that live forever is perfectly fine, if it is taken as one of exaggerated showmanship. Sort of like Michael Jordan wagging his tongue in midair on his way to a slam dunk. If the argument is intended to be an intellectual one, then it is far more troublesome. That is, I do not believe that one who spends a lifetime writing poems must write "great" poems, at least in the way that Hall appears to define "great," which is "to make words that live forever." (For the moment, let us pretend that "to make words that live forever" is not a loaded claim.)

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68. SULAIR: AmLitStudies: Duncan McNaughton Papers berssenbrugge, MEI MEI (poet). 2 letters, 2 pages;1 postcard; dated 19882001. BOGIN, MAGDA (translator). 1 postcard; dated 1984. BRAINARD, JOE (artist). http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/hasrg/ablit/amerlit/mcnaughton.html

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