Shakespeare, of course, makes us ever aware of transience, not only in the sonnets, but also powerfully in … - Martha Ronk

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Martha Ronk

Shakespeare, of course, makes us ever aware of transience, not only in the sonnets, but also powerfully in his plays - spectacles for a brief period of time and then gone, as when Prospero describes the pageant fading, leaving "not a rack behind. "

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I know that in some ways I operate from a kind of antiquated interest in imagery, while many contemporary poets are not so interested in imagery. I think part of it is my training, and just my visual sense of things.

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I'm really interested in what you remember, how you remember, what your perspective is as opposed to somebody else's.

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I can't move my body slowly. I can't move the line slowly. So I end up with way too much, often opaque to me later.

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I spend a lot of time revising. I'm not somebody who can move slowly.

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I can't remember the past, or I can't see very clearly, or I've gotten older and the person I was isn't there anymore, and the place I grew up isn't where I live now.

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