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Louise Glück has always been an introspective poet, committed to probing difficult emotions. Her mode of self-objectification is one that few poets can effectively sustain. The Wild Iris, one of her most brilliant books, attributes complex emotions to flowers and to God. This enables her to speak through them with a candor that doesn’t work

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Winter Recipes from the Collective: Poems: Glück, Louise: 9780374604103: : Books

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