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Absence Sensorium by Tom Mandel
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Absence Sensorium (edition 1997)

by Tom Mandel

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Poetry. ABSENCE SENSORIUM. "Tom Mandel and Daniel Davidson have done what two poets are not supposed to be able to do: they have jointly written a great long poem that is seamless, where you cannot tell where one leaves off and the other takes up. The whole is much more than the sum of the parts. Two enormous poetic talents and two richly imaginative perspectives on two lives combine to make a single magnificent poem, one that 'holds the night between two pale fingers'"-George Lakoff.… (more)
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Title:Absence Sensorium
Authors:Tom Mandel
Info:Potes & Poets Press (1997), Paperback, 135 pages
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Poetry. ABSENCE SENSORIUM. "Tom Mandel and Daniel Davidson have done what two poets are not supposed to be able to do: they have jointly written a great long poem that is seamless, where you cannot tell where one leaves off and the other takes up. The whole is much more than the sum of the parts. Two enormous poetic talents and two richly imaginative perspectives on two lives combine to make a single magnificent poem, one that 'holds the night between two pale fingers'"-George Lakoff.

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