Kate Greenstreet

It was beautiful and confusing. I enjoyed the introduction of Tam Lin as i had seen it being performed, and Kate's feminist twist of it. The poetry collection was strange and disjointed, separated by personal narrative and filled with art. I enjoyed some parts and disliked others. One of my favorite lines was on page 46 ..."the mirrors hung to misdirect misfortune."

Everything sort of meshed together, narrative which started on one page didn't continue until much further. The very first section of the collection and even front cover reminded me of the poem "Traveling through the dark" by William E. Stafford. It's about having to choose the death of one to save hundreds and the connection between nature and industrialization.

In the end, this book made me think. And i liked it!… (more)