Anew

Anew, sun, to fire summer leaves move toward the air from the stems of the branches fire summer fire summer from Anew Here is the complete music-filled arc of Louis Zukofskys shorter verse collected in one volume: lyrical love poems written to his wife Celia and son Paul; the groundbreaking Poem Beginning The, which sends up The Waste Land and its cultural vision in a cloud of bricolage, a hilarious pastiche of quotes, canon and kitsch, high and low hopelessly intertwined (Michael Palmer); the boisterous, riotous translations of Catullus; spare, brilliant nature poems as if written by an ancient hokku master; his genius Mantis sestina; the enigmatic, spiraling, and beautiful last poems, 80 Flowers. Anew: Complete Shorter Poetry is a book of blessings and gifts for any poetry lover.