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Stone for an Eye
Karen Craigo
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Stone for an Eye
Karen Craigo
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"These 'stone' poems by Karen Craigo are reminiscent of W.S. Merwin's deep image poems or Vasko Popa's surrealist 'pebble' poems. But Craigo does Merwin and Popa one better. She manages to create an sustain a complex and shifting personal mythos without sacrificing the mystery and evocative force of the focusing image. Popa's 'pebbles' chanted a mean, gutteral, one-syllable song, but Craigo's 'stones' belt out whole operas. A brilliant debut."-George Looney
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CONTENTS
Ā | Acknowledgments |
I. | āYou wonāt live to writeā |
II. | āIf I were a rock,ā |
III. | āA stone never feelsā |
IV. | āToday at the office someoneā |
V. | āSome days everythingā |
VI. | āI like to think itās micaā |
VII. | āAfter a hard day,ā |
VIII. | āFor days Iāve carriedā |
IX. | āwhere is its mouthā |
X. | āI wanted to touch you but hadā |
XI. | āLetās say my nose is a stone:ā |
XII. | āOften youāll take one, brightā |
XIII. | āThe rock rollingā |
XIV. | āLately Iāve been forgettingā |
XV. | āI canāt seem to step intoā |
XVI. | āStone, teach meā |
XVII. | āIn a great cityā |
XVIII. | āBecause a stone hasā |
XIX. | āSay I swallowed this stone.ā |
XX. | āBecause it is constant,ā |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Poem II (āIf I were a rock,ā) first appeared in the journal Lake Effect. Poem IX (āwhere is its mouthā) first appeared in Indiana Review. I am grateful for the editorsā support. Thanks, too, to the Ohio Arts Council, to the Fine Arts Work Center, and to supportive family, friends, and colleagues.
I.
You wonāt live to write
an elegy for a stone.
While youāre here, then, praise
it for its patience. Love
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