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Beginning a Greenberg poem is like waking up in a foreign country only to realize that you do, in fact, speak the language and the country is, in fact, your own. The poems are reminders of numerous uncomfortable and neglected words and meanings, pleasurably assembled into cabinets of poetic curiosity. -Jake Schneider, Poetry Editor, SAND & Translation Editor, S T I L L KJ Hannah Greenberg's poems challenge our eyes to fight, our minds to race, our ears to reach. A Grand Sociology Lesson seethes with momentum and complexity, and inspires in readers an urge to simultaneously coast and chase. Its sprawling cast of substances, personas, creatures and institutions delight as they disarm and disarray. -Patrick Williams, Founder & Editor-in Chief, Really System
A collection of poems explores the nuances of language and perception, revealing the familiar in the foreign. Greenberg's poetry invites readers to re-examine their understanding of the world and the words they use. The poems assemble neglected meanings and uncomfortable truths into intricate structures, challenging readers' perceptions and encouraging a dynamic engagement with language and ideas. The collection navigates a complex landscape of substances, personas, creatures, and institutions, delighting and disarming in equal measure.
This collection is lauded for its intricate and thought-provoking approach to language and perception, as noted by Poetry Editor Jake Schneider. Readers are encouraged to re-evaluate their understanding of familiar concepts through the lens of poetic curiosity. The poems are described as having a compelling momentum that inspires both contemplation and active engagement. The work's ability to disarm and disarray through its diverse cast of subjects is a recurring theme in its reception.
Page Count:
152
Publication Date:
2016-08-26
Publisher:
Lit Fest Press / Festival of Language
ISBN-10:
1943170193
ISBN-13:
9781943170197
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