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Li-Young Lee
Birth date: August 19, 1957
Category:
Asian Studies, Poetry
Li-Young Lee's Books
The City in Which I Love You - Li-Young Lee Book of My Nights: Poems (American Poets Continuum, 68) - Li-Young Lee Behind My Eyes [With CD] - Li-Young Lee Breaking the Alabaster Jar: Conversations with Li-Young Lee - Li-Young Lee, Earl G. Ingersoll Book of My Nights - Sharon Astyk, Li-Young Lee Dancing in the Sacred Cave - Jack Webb, Kay Ryan, Li-Young Lee From Blossoms: Selected Poems - Li-Young Lee
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Book of My Nights: Poems (American Poets Continuum, 68) - Li-Young Lee
Behind My Eyes [With CD] - Li-Young Lee
Breaking the Alabaster Jar: Conversations with Li-Young Lee - Li-Young Lee, Earl G. Ingersoll
The City in Which I Love You - Li-Young Lee
From Blossoms: Selected Poems - Li-Young Lee
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Soulclaphands rated it 12 years ago
text Book of My Nights: Poems (American Poets Continuum, 68)
One of my favorite poems from this collection is "Praise Them."The birds don't alter space.They reveal it . . . another favorite is "Pillow." There's nothing I can't find under there.Voices in the trees, the missing pagesof the sea.Everything but sleep.*Other excerpts I like:I draw a windowand a man...
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the terror of whatever
the terror of whatever rated it 17 years ago
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A poem is such a tiny thing that strives to contain the entire universe. If one poem hit the target, that would be enough for a lifetime. So it's astonishing how perfect and lovely and stunning fulfilling so many of these poems are.I don't know how Li-Young Lee is able to connect so completely with ...
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the terror of whatever
the terror of whatever rated it 17 years ago
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You can see the progression he was making from the very dense poetry of Rose to the more open-handed recent work. I still struggled a little with some of this, but it's all fairly good. ("Good" meaning "stunning mind-blowing", but we're on a different scale here.) Not my favorite book of his, but th...
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