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… of this book about a remarkable woman and poet is most welcome. Limmer fashioned her portrait from scant … success and failure, to which she appends “the “facts” are false, at the end”—an evocation of her fundamental premise … from her first husband by whom she had a daughter Maidie. Most revealing are the notes on her relationship with …

… “Make of yourself a light,” said the Buddha, before he died. I think of this every morning as the east begins to …

… of trained performers who would appear to have some of the competence that the critic needs. The first is the artist … matter whether we call them sciences or just systematic studies; the total effort of each to be effective must be … enterprise might be seriously taken in hand by professionals. Perhaps I use a distasteful figure, but I have the idea …

… Introspectivist agenda for an intimate, experiential, embodied poetry, which rejected symbolic formalisms, but they … lover and a caring mother, and the roles don’t always sit comfortably together. How ruefully she acknowledges the … wheel, and I don’t regret it. Does it matter what a flower dies of—​ autumn, a storm wind. And you, my storm wind, are …

… confronted with a body of sociological criticism which reveals an awareness of human frustration. I refer specially to … economic and political experiments are but meagre. The Communists rely upon their myth of a dialectic process, … of Christendom. The political thought of the great medieval Christian doctors, such as John of Salisbury and St. …