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A Sudden Sky is a book of northern poems with crystalline images and lines, fragile graceful poems that speak of fragments, of the moment between open and closed eyes, of the human need for embrace. These poems note the spaces between things -- always a gap, a failed connection, like radio waves caught in the sky.Gernes has called poetry "a resistance movement, " explaining, "A poem gives us the possibility of hearing our own voices. While the media offer us the world in small pieces, which are experienced as chaos, poetry seeks connections."
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- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- From NatsvĂŚrmer (Moth, 1984)
- From Englekløer (Angel Claws, 1985)
- From Hjortehjerte (Deer Heart, 1987)
- From Skriftsteder (Scriptures, 1989)
- From at (To, 1990)
- From Gribbenes Himmel (Vultures' Sky, 1993)
- From Til (For, 1995)
- From Kamikaze (1999)
- New Poems
- Author Biography
- Translators' Biographies