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Search for Oz |
To read the poetry of Richard Bronson in his book Search for Oz is to discover anew that there are messages everywhere in the contemporary world in the language of birds and Hobie cats, in the enigma of war and plague, in the black mundane comedy of meatball and Chinese fortune cookie. Gestures and exaltations are made manifest here, in the impersonality of a surgeon's scalpel, in the intimacy of two bodies drawn together. In poem after poem, Bronson invites us to unmask with him, in this world we all pass through, what is timeless and terrifying and impassioned and true. There is whimsy and absence and caution and wonder inside this book. There is hope , and loss, and reconciliation. Above all there is an unquenchable curiosity for what the next moment will bring. George Wallace, the Suffolk County Poet Laureate 2003-2005 and Editor, Poetrybay |
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Richard Bronson Poems |
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| Selected Poems |