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pinkblouse's review against another edition
4.0
"Scientifically I wonder
how it was my brain was made, what I'm doing here with this blunder.
I pretend to have a soul and thoughts so as to better be around others sometimes I even think I'm touched by faces and words of people--not much;
being touched I'd like to touch,
but then discover that every one of my emotions is due to some approaching thunder."
how it was my brain was made, what I'm doing here with this blunder.
I pretend to have a soul and thoughts so as to better be around others sometimes I even think I'm touched by faces and words of people--not much;
being touched I'd like to touch,
but then discover that every one of my emotions is due to some approaching thunder."
lvciafdz's review against another edition
5.0
loved reading this ! beautifully written poetry about everything and nothing at the same time , i enjoyed every single poem in this collection ❤️
viragohaus's review
4.0
Small sips of a poem or a two at a time rather than the gulp of a collection suit the colloquial stillness of Cavalli's limited range of subjects. Of the 13 translators here, Gini Alhadeff and Jorie Graham wring the best out.
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