Equlibrium : Collected Poetry of Linda Bohe, in Memoriam 1950-1983

By Bohe, Linda, Ruth, Ms.

Book Id: WPLBN0100002437
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Reproduction Date: 9/11/2017

Title:	Equlibrium : Collected Poetry of Linda Bohe, in Memoriam 1950-1983
Author:	Bohe, Linda, Ruth, Ms.
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Adventure, Poetry
Collections:	Authors Community, Adventure
Historic Publication Date:	2017
Publisher:	SugarMule.com Press

Member Page:	Marc WEber
Citation APA MLA Chicago Linda Ruth Bohe, B. M. (2017). Equlibrium : Collected Poetry of Linda Bohe, in Memoriam 1950-1983. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
From a military family, Linda Bohe grew up in various parts of the country. Her childhood was mostly in the South, her mid-teens to young adulthood in Colorado. She later resided in New York City, where many of her poems are set. Linda studied with Alan Dugan, William Matthews and Richard Hugo among others. Her terse syntax perhaps reminds one of Hugo, but with an eclectic bent. Her broad range of poetic taste was shown in the magazine, Attaboy, which she edited with Phoebe MacAdams. Among other writers of her generation with whom she was in close personal contact were Jayne Anne Phillips, Wendy Battin, Nancy Schoenberger, and Susan Tichy.

Summary
American poetry

Excerpt
Detour I drive two thousand miles to leave you and find your shadow, spine whipped by wind, in snow-filled valleys where hills are hidden in white air and fields sleep. You will yourself into this landscape the way one can staunch the flow of blood or simulate death. My car window is a camera lens. I watch a train curve along tracks and into a tunnel. The moon spills across land so cold the cattle moan. My map is crumpled and I read it like a letter. Fifty miles before I reach a new home. Relief comes in waves, shocks without a center.