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Jacobson, Dale

 
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Synopsis

Factories and Cities, begun more than two decades ago, is a poem about America in conflictbetween the democratic and communal promise that ignited its original spirit and the dark psychological and economic realities that have come to burden not only many of its own people, but many of the wider world. It is a poem that explores the hungers and unfulfilled needs of the past for freedom, and perhaps identity, that haunt a nation propelled into a moment of world power to become a focus of humanity's historical struggles.Just saw your poems in Minneapolis magazine they are wonderful your images so clear and etched like Whitman write a lot write let the images pour we need these images they are a social communal vision... great prophetic visions of the people. - Meridel LeSueurJacobson has unusual gifts... He was the most brilliant student I have ever had... I am sure he will become one of the best poets in the country. - Thomas McGrathFactories and Cities embodies the venom and beauty that survived the ravages of what Elizabeth Bishop once called 'our worst century so far' and it does so with both venom and beauty to spare. - Floyce Alexander

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Factories and Cities, begun more than two decades ago, is a poem about America in conflictbetween the democratic and communal promise that ignited its original spirit and the dark psychological and economic realities that have come to burden not only many of its own people, but many of the wider world. It is a poem that explores the hungers and unfulfilled needs of the past for freedom, and perhaps identity, that haunt a nation propelled into a moment of world power to become a focus of humanity's historical struggles.Just saw your poems in Minneapolis magazine they are wonderful your images so clear and etched like Whitman write a lot write let the images pour we need these images they are a social communal vision... great prophetic visions of the people. - Meridel LeSueurJacobson has unusual gifts... He was the most brilliant student I have ever had... I am sure he will become one of the best poets in the country. - Thomas McGrathFactories and Cities embodies the venom and beauty that survived the ravages of what Elizabeth Bishop once called 'our worst century so far' and it does so with both venom and beauty to spare. - Floyce Alexander

Biographie de l'auteur

Dale Jacobson's poetry has appeared in numerous journals. His close friendship with Thomas McGrath, whom Adrienne Rich once characterized as 'the great Midwestern radical workingclass poet,' led to his providing editorship for the definitive edition of McGrath's epic poem, Letter to an Imaginary Friend. Jacobson's five previous books of poetry include Dakota Incantations (1973), Poems for Goya's Disparates (1980), Shouting At Midnight (1986), Hunting My Home Town (1997), and Voices of the Communal Dark (2000), the last two from Red Dragonfly Press known for it fine hand-printed productions. Forthcoming from Red Dragonfly Press is a long poem entitled A Walk by the River, which Jacobson describes as 'a metaphysical inquiry.' He resides in his home state of Minnesota.

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