Something (even human voices) in the foreground, a lake

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Author: Kathleen Fraser Publisher: Kelsey St. Press (1984) From the author: Something (even human voices) in the foreground, a lake uses sentences exclusively, except for the singl e middle poem dividing the book. The first section is a series of mostly discrete paragraphs, assembled with declarative sentences and random fragments. Much of this was written among the company of Italians, at a lake site, when I could barely speak Italian. It is notation from the purely witnessing position. Is this still "singing"? Show more