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Born in April 22, 1943 / United States / English

Poems by Louise Gluck

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Cana

... in a sence, you were always with me, the house, the garden ...

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Parousia

... How full of things that don't belong to me-I watch the blossoms shatter, ...

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Dawn

... also to show them the context in which this occurred:  ...

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Mock Orange

... I hear the question and pursuing answer ...

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Vespers ["Once I believed in you..."]

... to sit at your right hand, if it exists, partaking ...

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The Empty Glass

... Whereas they meant I was good (clasping my hand intensely)&mdash ...

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Archaic Fragment

... This was, for me, an extravagantly emotional gesture ...

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Vita Nova

... laughter for no cause, simply because the world is beautiful, ...

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Humidifier

... Embodied Summoner of these ghosts, white plastic tub with your elegant ...

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A Summer Garden

... Airplanes passed back and forth overhead, peaceful because the war was over ...

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Vespers [In your extended absence, you permit me]

... between the dead and the living, who are, in consequence, ...

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Elms

... it will make no forms but twisted forms ...

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The Drowned Children

... And the pond lifts them in its manifold dark arms ...

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End of Winter

... in all sound that means good-bye, good-bye&mdash ...

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Hyacinth

... They stood listening, among the rustling willows ...