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Wave of Blood
Wrestling with the mind of war, at times shocking in its self-analysis, WAVE OF BLOOD is a furious, strange and sincere essay, an eclipse notebook, a family chronicle, all told in the poetry of witness.
I don't understand the intensity
I've hidden here but I know I despaired
Of finding a physical place to keep
My tears. Now what. Seas that go turquoise
When you stop looking at them . . .
I don't understand the intensity
I've hidden here but I know I despaired
Of finding a physical place to keep
My tears. Now what. Seas that go turquoise
When you stop looking at them . . .
Book Details
- Publisher: Divided Publishing
- Publish Date: Jan 3rd, 2025
- Pages: 200
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.40in - 5.50in - 0.70in - 0.45lb
- EAN: 9781739516147
- Categories: • Women Authors• Essays• American - General
About the Author
Reines, Ariana: - Ariana Reines is a poet, playwright, and performing artist from Salem, Massachusetts and based in New York. Her books include A Sand Book (2019)--winner of the 2020 Kingsley Tufts Award and longlisted for the National Book Award--Mercury, Coeur de Lion, and The Cow, which won the Alberta Prize from Fence in 2006. Her poetry and prose have been published in The New Yorker, Poetry, Artforum, Frieze, Harper's, and many others.
Praise for this book
"Her writing is queer and raunchy, raw and occult, seemingly never pulling away from her deepest vulnerabilities. Yet Reines simultaneously maintains a feeling of epic poetry, of ancient intention. She moves between worlds in search of the divine and the self." -- The New York Times
"Mind-blowing." -- Kim Gordon
"These are the kinds of poems that reorient you in the world, make you understand how little you know, but how much is inside you." -- NYLON
"Ariana Reines is a go-for-broke artist who honors her traditions by being like no one else." -- Ben Lerner
"In a style characteristic of the New York School, her work is embodied, often painfully so, as she intrepidly goes where the poem moves her, from Western Europe to the Middle East, through war, ancestral grief, and insanity." -- Juliette Jeffers, Interview Magazine