One of the poems in my new collection, Watch Us Burn: Poems for a Lost Earth. Ever since I moved to this beautiful desert city, I have struggled to put into words the fierce and strange attraction this place wields over me. But with the help of these poets and this venerable poetic form I found a way.
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Gene,
This poem, this Cento poem, brought together from the voices of other famous poets, arranged so remarkedly well by you, is both captivating and sensual in its underlying meaning. I loved it for all it said and didn’t need to say!
Thanks, Hank!
I really liked this one, Gene. Probably because I love the desert too. Even though there are no antelopes here. (Only pronghorns, my favorite animal). I had never heard of a cento before. Thanks for educating me!
❤️Rita
Thanks, Rita!