Lisa Dordal is the author of Mosaic of the Dark (Black Lawrence Press, 2018) and teaches in the English Department at Vanderbilt University. A Pushcart Prize nominee and recipient of an Academy of American Poets Prize, her poetry has appeared in Best New Poets, CALYX, The Greensboro Review, Vinyl Poetry, and Ninth Letter.
These are beautiful, Lisa– and I keep coming back to “Even houseflies must have their angels,” and to being envious and amazed at how you managed to move out into such personal and historical spaces and times– into an encapsulating metaphysic, maybe!– from there, with no heavy-handedness at all. Thanks so much for the link!
Thanks for sharing! We’re so proud of you!
Ali
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These are beautiful, Lisa– and I keep coming back to “Even houseflies must have their angels,” and to being envious and amazed at how you managed to move out into such personal and historical spaces and times– into an encapsulating metaphysic, maybe!– from there, with no heavy-handedness at all. Thanks so much for the link!