In her second book, "Open Slowly", Kate Light carries on her standard of wise, witty poems on living, loving, and making sense of the two. She takes a pragmatic approach to relationships, attractions, and the bodies that contain them. A classically trained violinist, Light brings an understanding of rhythm and lyricism to her work that resonates in her formal yet accessible poems. Her poems open slowly and bloom on the page as beautiful creations. "Open Slowly": someone may be standing on the other side. Open slowly so you know you're swinging wide of them, and then step through. Kate...Read more
In her second book, "Open Slowly", Kate Light carries on her standard of wise, witty poems on living, loving, and making sense of the two. She takes a pragmatic approach to relationships, attractions, and the bodies that contain them. A classically trained violinist, Light brings an understanding of rhythm and lyricism to her work that resonates in her formal yet accessible poems. Her poems open slowly and bloom on the page as beautiful creations. "Open Slowly": someone may be standing on the other side. Open slowly so you know you're swinging wide of them, and then step through. Kate Light is a violinist with the New York City Opera. Her first book, "The Laws of Falling Bodies", which was published by Story Line Press, won the Nicolas O'Rourke Prize. Her poems have appeared in a number of publications, including "The Paris Review", "The Christian Science Monitor", "Western Humanities Review", "Wisconsin Review", "Hellas", "Sparrow", "Feminist Studies", and "Janus".
- ISBN10 1932023046
- ISBN13 9781932023046
- Publish Date 1 June 2003
- Publish Status Transferred
- Publish Country US
- Imprint University of Nebraska Press
- Format Paperback
- Pages 59
- Language English
