This compelling book takes its title from Samuel Beckett's "Ohio
Impromptu." In Beckett's play, a grieving beloved seeks relief from
the haunting presence of a departed lover in a place where "From
its single window he could see the downstream extremity of the Isle
of Swans." With a bow to Beckett's style and linguistic
playfulness, Mary Jo Bang's collection of poems deals
compassionately and gracefully with the tangible world.
Bang's savvy alliterative insistence sweeps the reader along, as
her poems collectively offer a world delicately structured from
memorable fragments of experience, emotion, things, and
places--inside and outside the human psyche.
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