Diane Hamilton's Lizard Licking, Donegal & Other Poems
Lizard Licking, Donegal is a exciting anthology of poems from a fresh American voice.
Hammering on words in isolation, Diane Hamilton here weaves a myth of a family, of love and loss.
Solemn and tragic, these very American poems attempt to seek roots of a family, of a father who got lost in the neighboring street, of a mother who was Job’s comforter, of a friend who died in an explosion.
Diane has power to be intense without being melodramatic, of remaining passionate without being obtuse or erudite. “Like a tropical breeze,” her poems are “slow and patient /like a worm, /like the wind.”
Simplicity of Diane’s voice will win the hearts of the readers she has won over many
continents.
Diane Hamilton’s distinctive voice and imaginative, inventive poems will surprise you. Her surreal images and moving poems of love and passion, birth and rebirth, carry the art of writing poetry to exciting new locales—everywhere from Ireland to the prom in Jim Thorpe and late night surgery at the Heartbreak Motel.
--Barbara Daniels
Nirala ISBN - 81-81-8250-033-8 2011 Paper
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