Loom2012 Open Book Prize,Used

Loom2012 Open Book Prize,Used

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The word loom calls us to the edges, perhaps even limits, of lifeto what appears as the space and means of creationand to what appears on that horizon, soliciting reflection and response. In Sarah Gridleys third collection of poems, the word serves as emblem and omen, as signal object of meditation. At the loomand loomingis The Lady of Shalottpoetic specter of Tennysons surfacedand silencedanima. Trusting in the deep ambiguities of text and textile, spirit and matter, masculine and feminine, Loom calls the Lady back to life, out of isolation, circumscription, and distraction. A book of poems set against the work of disconnection, Loom searches for reconstructions of gender, dwelling, and the sacred.

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