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this disturbing sequence summons lost children and dark desires
Bearings sings of love too
in Antiquity and beyond
she has lived mostly in England since the age of 15
Tomas Tranströmer
The Star in the Branches by James Peake Manuel Vilas this disturbing sequence summons lostThe Star in the Branches, James Peake's second collection, is an intense and heartfelt examination of memory, how it pains and consoles, deepens and shrinks, is both equal to, and less than, the objects and people who come to reside there. At either end of the book are the disappearances of loved ones: a parent succumbing to dementia, and a school friend lost to more voluntary forms of forgetting. Elsewhere are poems of erotic love, big city
