Laynie Browne's latest poetry collection, Translation of the Lilies
Back into Lists playfully employs the list poem and delivers poems
which evade genre and subvert the quotidian material of daily life.
These poems consider elegy, absence and bewilderment while allowing
associative logic to make poetic leaps in imagination and mood that
belie convention. This book explores the myriad ways one could
attempt to categorize a lived experience with its dizzying
infinitudes by marking it in finite language, and ultimately shows
how poetry is an experiment for that translation Browne's exquisite
collection considers language, time, and poetics in a way that is
as electrifying as it is elusive. In homage to poet C.D. Wright,
her title is inspired by Translations of the Gospel Back into
Tongues.
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