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the remains of your work-in-progress. Each word I say aloud, drawing each one. into my body as if body were a vault. for treasure —a word you used to say with. a long a. Treasure, pleasure, measure—. I echo your odd torque of the vowel. Had your luck been otherwise, those words.
Nationally and internationally acclaimed, Margaret Gibson poetry is characterized by an uncommon diversity. The voice may be predominantly lyrical and meditative, and yet there are award-winning, book-length narratives in which she fully inhabits the consciousness of her personae. Hers is “a finely crafted lyricism and attention to detail ...
Margaret Gibson was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. She earned her BA from Hollins College and MA from the University of Virginia. Her numerous collections of poetry include Signs (1979); Long Walks in the Afternoon (1982), which was a Lamont Poetry Selection; The Vigil (1993), a finalist for the National Book Award; Earth Elegy: New and Selected Poems (1997); One Body (2007), which won ...
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Mar 18, 2014 · Margaret Gibson is the author of several collections of poetry, including The Vigil: A Poem in Four Voices (LSU Press, 1993), a finalist for the National Book Award. Gibson was named the poet laureate of Connecticut in 2019.
Margaret Gibson is the author of several collections of poetry, including The Vigil: A Poem in Four Voices (LSU Press, 1993), a finalist for the National Book Award. Gibson was named the poet laureate of Connecticut in 2019.
Margaret Gibson is the author of several collections of poetry, including The Vigil: A Poem in Four Voices (LSU Press, 1993), a finalist for the National Book Award. Gibson was named the poet laureate of Connecticut in 2019.
Margaret Gibson (born 1944 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American poet. Life [ edit ] Margaret Gibson grew up in Richmond, Virginia , and was educated at Hollins College , and the University of Virginia .
