In varied landscapes-from Chicago to Miami, Paris to Rio, High Wire explores universal emotional territory: the "shaky, thin wire we all must tread" in "these dire, barely translatable, times." But translate the poet does. Here, through the everyday of beauty of "brazen-faced marigolds" or the in macabre memory of a drowned fisherman, Stephen Anderson looks unflinchingly at the "jarring and jagged cut-you-up things," but ultimately attests...
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