Gravity and Light

by Margaret Blackwood

"These three women astonish me. Each has a definite vibrant personality, a fully formed style, and a highly original viewpoint. The verse is deftly constructed—there is no chopped prose here—and there is both lyrical sensitivity and sardonic wit, both fantasy and realism. Together this trio has provided us with one of the most stimulating and enjoyable collections of poetry that we are likely to come across. I await full length collections from each of them with the keenest anticipation." —Robin Skelton

174 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1991

Reviews

[alice starnes]

how easy it was back then, before i spared you words of love, created all the spaces between them. i promise to be kinder if i see you again