After John Ashberry's "Flow Chart" (1991), "Hotel Lautreamont"
(1992) and "And the Stars were Shining" (1994), this work provides
an A-Y of poems, moments in which voices, images and tones come in
for his attention. The poems are generally short, except for "T"
when "Tuesday Evening" occurs. The poem begins in tight rhymed
quatrains; as the evening extends, the verse relaxes to elicit and
swallow up more and more, until only rhyme pins together the
impulse and reflection. Ashberry's imagination remains subject to
time's encroachment and the heart's vagaries. Ashberry was awarded
the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award and the
National Book Award for "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror" (1975).
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