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TRANSCEND MEDIA SERVICE

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By Ruth Stone
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Ruth Stone – TRANSCEND Media Service We pop into life the way particles pop in and out of the continuum. We are a seething mass of probability. And probably I love you. The evil of larvae and the evil of stars are a formula for the future. Some bodies can thrust their arms into a flame and be instantly cured of this world, while others sicken. Why think, little brother like the moon, spit out like a broken tooth. “Oh,” groans the world. The outer planets, the fizzing sun, here we come with our luggage.
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What Love Comes to: New & Selected Poems

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By Ruth Stone, Sharon Olds
| LIVE! From City Lights
Foreword by: Sharon Olds Paperback Price: $25.00 What Love Comes to: New & Selected Poems quantity Overview A finalist for the 2009 Pulitzer Prize. “Ruth Stone is . . . a pre-eminent American poet.” —Harvard Review Read More Details ISBN-10: 1556593279 ISBN-13: 9781556593277 Publisher: Copper Canyon Press Publish Date: 12/14/2010 Dimensions: 9.00" L, 6.00" W, 1.00" H
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Back Draft: Bianca Stone and Ruth Stone

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By Bianca Stone, Ruth Stone, Ben Purkert
| Guernica Mag Verified
How should one speak of the dead? In hushed tones or a more boisterous register? In either case, the deceased insist on remaining present in our lives. “The past,” writes Emily Dickinson, “is not a package one can lay away.” Poet and visual artist Bianca Stone finds inspiration in that past. In her poetry, most recently her collection The Mobius Strip Club of Grief, she imagines a world in which poets like Dickinson find empowerment through tragic-comic stage performance.
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