Close to Me & Closer... (The Language of Heaven) and Désamère Dianne Seuss Here the exilic idea of

Here the exilic idea of a return to a home is expressed in the daily return to the blank page in search of a poem

and singing is all but too beautifully blur to blurb

And how does the twentieth-century poet come to figure as the quintessential embodiment of such questions

Stefanie en Yentl van het (telefoon)scherm weer terug naar het papier

Soms humoristisch

Close to Me & Closer... (The Language of Heaven) and Désamère Dianne Seuss Here the exilic idea ofAlice Notley Alice Notleys two books, Close to me & Closer (The Language of Heaven) and Dsamre, are works that are wholly their art, meaning they occur as their language shape measure. The text is a rich current crossing, as at the moment of imagining, into being in death and in an expanded life. Notley transgresses conventional contemporary categories of genre; rather than genre, the form of the writing is the minds inner sense and motion. Alice